PRESENTATION

From April 11 to 27, 2026, the Province of Terni is preparing to relive the extraordinary musical experience of the fourth edition of the Umbria Classic Festival.
Organized with the customary expertise of the Associazione Mozart Italia, Terni Branch, in collaboration with the Municipalities of Terni and Narni, the Office of Ecclesiastical Cultural Heritage of the Diocese of Terni, and the significant support of the CARIT Foundation, chaired by Dr. Emiliano Strinati, the Festival, as was the case for the 2025 edition, promises to be a major cultural event, highlighting the best of classical music thanks to the presence of internationally renowned artists who will thrill critics and audiences alike.
The Festival boasts top-level performers, including the young but already established Liszt Trio, recent winners of the Vilnius International Competition, composed of violinist Elia Chiesa, cellist Luigi Visco, and pianist Christian de Luca; Mezzo-soprano Silvia Pasini accompanied by pianist Davide Dellisanti; guitarist Nino D’Amico; the Werther Quartet consisting of Misia Sophia Jannoni Sebastianini, Martina Santarone, Vladimir Bogdanovic, and Antonino Fiumara; soprano Sofia Pavone and baritone Gurgen Baveyan accompanied by maestro Michelangelo Carborara.
The Province of Terni, so rich in history and culture, confirms itself as the perfect location to host the Festival, engaging enthusiasts and the curious in a unique atmosphere, enhanced by the natural and artistic beauty of its churches and historic buildings.
The architectural and landscape beauties of the provincial city will therefore be protagonists during the events, creating a perfect synergy between classical music and Umbria's cultural heritage. This initiative will contribute to consolidating the territorial identity and promoting Umbria as a major cultural destination.
Alongside the musical events, there will also be the opportunity to experience some of Umbria's finest food and wine, including a tasting of fine wines from Tenuta Cavalier Mazzocchi 1919 and Tenuta Pizzogallo.
The public will have free admission to all events, thanks to the support of the CARIT Foundation and the patronage of the Umbria Region, the Province of Terni, and the Municipalities of Terni and Narni. Local authorities and the public have demonstrated their full appreciation for the event in the past, which has become an unmissable event for classical music lovers and those wishing to immerse themselves in Umbria's enchanting cultural and landscape context. It's a unique opportunity to celebrate the artistic excellence and beauty of this fascinating Italian region.