
Rossini in Wildbad: Gazza ladra - The Thieving Magpie 3
Rossini composed "The Thieving Magpie" immediately after "Cinderella". This semiseria blends dark moments with an effective happy ending, grounded in the genuine social dramas of its era.
Bad Wildbad, Germany
The Kurhaus Bad Wildbad is a historic spa and event venue in the Black Forest town of Bad Wildbad, built in the late 19th century. Its grand hall and elegant rooms host concerts, balls, congresses and cultural events throughout the year. The building is closely tied to the town's long tradition as a royal bathing resort.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.

Rossini composed "The Thieving Magpie" immediately after "Cinderella". This semiseria blends dark moments with an effective happy ending, grounded in the genuine social dramas of its era.

Emilio Arrieta's zarzuela with a stellar cast led by conductor José Miguel Pérez-Sierra. A spirited Spanish opera in Bad Wildbad.

Rossini composed this opera immediately after La Cenerentola. The dark story of unfortunate Ninetta, condemned to death for the alleged theft of a spoon, is not operatic cliché but a reflection of the brutal legal system of the time.

A concert performance of Rossini's Semiramide in its 1860 French version, featuring singers Diana Haller and Marina Viotti. The production launches the new series "Rossini et le Belcanto en français".

A rarely performed Neapolitan version of Rossini's "La gazza ladra" with three alternative arias, conducted by José Miguel Pérez-Sierra at the Kurhaus Bad Wildbad.