In the evocative setting of the Casa Canova Garden, the movement of bodies will enter into dialogue with the natural landscape and with an unexpected sound dimension: the “music of plants,” interpreted by Maestro Renato Poletto through special devices capable of translating the electrical activity of the plant world into sound.
The performance will intertwine the live sounds of the spectacular Maritime pine of Canova and one of the roses from his garden with the notes of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, creating a poetic and sensorial experience dedicated to the deep bond between Canova and Nature, the inspiring muse of his poetry, and the impalpable harmony of Terpsichore, the muse of dance.
The Tempo di minuetto from the Violin and Piano Sonata K. 304 and the Sonata K. 379 in its three movements will be performed, in a continuous dialogue between Mozart's musical writing and the vibrations generated by the living.
The choreographies of dancers Elisa Cipriani and Luca Condello will intertwine with the narrative voice of Filippo Palma, guiding the audience in an experience of listening, contemplation, and deep connection with nature.
An artistic experience in which dance, music, and words become instruments of connection between human beings and nature, evoking the grace, balance, and tension towards beauty that characterize the Canovian universe.
