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MI_TO: Festival Internazionale della Musica

Torino_Milano:
Festival Internazionale della Musica
01>25.IX.2008

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Concert venue:

Acquario Civico di Milano
Viale Gadio, 2
M2 Lanza
Tram 3,4,7,12,14/Autobus 57

Alcatraz
Via Valtellina, 25
M3 Maciachini
Tram 3,4,11/Autobus 41,46,51,52,70,82
Filobus 90,91,92
Passante Ferroviario Lancetti

Arena Civica
Viale Byron, 2
M2 Moscova
Tram 3,7,12,14/Autobus 57, 70

Auditorium di Milano
Largo Gustav Mahler - ang. Corso San Gottardo
Tram 3, 9, 29, 30/Autobus 59, 71/Filobus 90,91

Auditorium San Fedele
Via Ulrico Hoepli, 3/b
M1-3 Duomo
Tram 1,2,3,4,12,19,27/Autobus 50,58,60,61

Basilica di San Lorenzo Maggiore
Corso di Porta Ticinese, 39
Tram 2,3,14/Autobus 94

Basilica di San Marco
Piazza San Marco, 2
M2 Lanza
Autobus 43,61,94

Basilica di San Simpliciano
Piazza San Simpliciano, 7
M2 Lanza-Moscova
Tram 3,4,7,12,14/Autobus 57,61,94

Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio
Piazza Sant’Ambrogio, 15
M2 S. Ambrogio
Tram 16/Autobus 50,58,94

Basilica di Santa Maria della Passione
Via Conservatorio, 16
M1 San Babila
Tram 12,20,23,27/Autobus 54,61,94

Basilica di Santa Maria delle Grazie
Piazza Santa Maria delle Grazie
M1 Conciliazione/M1-2 Cadorna
Tram 16/Autobus 18

Biblioteca Comunale Centrale
Palazzo Sormani

Corso di Porta Vittoria, 6
Autobus 54,60,73,84,94
Tram 12,23,27

Blue Note
Via Borsieri, 37
M3 Zara
Tram 4,7,11/Autobus 82

Castello Sforzesco
Museo degli Strumenti Musicali
M1 Cairoli
Tram 3,4,7,12,14/Autobus 57

Chiesa di Sant’Alessandro
Piazza Sant’Alessandro
M3 Missori
Tram 2,3,12,14,15,16,24,27/Autobus 54

Chiesa di Sant’Antonio Abate
Via Sant’Antonio, 5
M3 Missori
Tram 12,15,20,23,27/Autobus 54

Cinema Gnomo
Via Lanzone, 30
M2 S. Ambrogio
Tram 9/Autobus 50,58,94

Circolo Filologico Milanese
Via Clerici, 10
M1 Cordusio
Tram 1,2,3,4,12,14,27

Conservatorio “G. Verdi” di Milano
Via Conservatorio, 12
M1 San Babila
Tram 12,20,23,27/Autobus 54,61,94

CRT - Teatro dell’Arte
Viale Alemagna, 6
M1-2 Cadorna
Tram 1,27,29,30/Autobus 61

Duomo di Milano
Piazza del Duomo
M1-3 Duomo
Tram 3,12,16,19,24,27/Autobus 54

Hangar Bicocca
Via Chiese, 50
M1 Sesto Marelli + Autobus 51
M3 Zara + Autobus 51 oppure Tram 7,11
Autobus 44,51,724,727

Studio 90
Via mecenate, 84/10
Tram 27 / Autobus  66

Museo di Storia Contemporanea
Via Sant’Andrea, 6
M1 San Babila/M3 Montenapoleone
Autobus 61,94

Officina Teodosio ATM
Via Teodosio, 89
Tram 33/Autobus 55,62

Palasharp
Via Sant’Elia, 33
M1 Lampugnano
Autobus 40,68,69

Palazzo Reale
Piazza Duomo, 12
M1-3 Duomo
Tram 3,12,16,19,24,27/Autobus 54

Parco Lambro
Ce.A.S. Centro Ambrosiano di Solidarietà

Via Marotta, 8
M2 Cimiano-Crescenzago
Autobus 75

Parco Marinai d’Italia
Palazzina Liberty
Largo Marinai d’Italia, 1
Tram 12,27/Autobus 45,60,62,66,73,92

Piazza Mercanti
M1-3 Duomo/M1 Cordusio
Tram 1,2,3,12,14,16,19,20,27

Piccolo Teatro Strehler
Largo Greppi 1
M2 Lanza
Tram 3,4,12,14,20/Autobus 57,61

Piccolo Teatro Studio
Via Rivoli, 6
M2 Lanza
Tram 3,4,12,14,20/Autobus 57,61

Politecnico Sede di Milano Bovisa
Via Durando, 10
Tram 3/Autobus 92
FNM Stazione Bovisa

Rotonda di via Besana
Via Besana, 15
Tram 9,29,30/Autobus 77,84

Sagrestia del Bramante
Basilica di Santa Maria delle Grazie

Via Caradosso, 1
M1 Conciliazione/M1-2 Cadorna
Tram 16,19,20/ Autobus 18

Sede Il Sole 24 ore
Auditorium

Via Monte Rosa, 91
M1 Lotto-Amendola Fiera
Autobus 48,49,68,78/Filobus 90,91

Sede Corriere della Sera
Sala Buzzati
Via Balzan, 3
M2 Moscova
Autobus 43,94

Società Umanitaria
Via Daverio, 7
M3 Crocetta
Tram 9,16,27,29,30/Autobus 77

Spazio MIL
Sesto San Giovanni
Via Granelli, 1
Autobus 727

Spazio Oberdan
Viale Vittorio Veneto, 2 - ang. Piazza Oberdan
M1 Porta Venezia
Tram 9,29,30

Teatro alla Scala
Via Filodrammatici, 2
M1-3 Duomo
Tram 1,2,20/Autobus 61

Teatro Carcano
Corso di Porta Romana, 65
M3 Crocetta
Tram 16,24/Autobus 77,94

Teatro Ciak Webank
c/o Fabbrica del Vapore
Via Procaccini, 4
Tram 11,12,14,30/Autobus 43

Teatro Dal Verme
Via San Giovanni sul Muro, 2
M1 Cairoli
Tram 1,3,4,7,27/Autobus 18,50,57

Teatro degli Arcimboldi
Viale dell’Innovazione, 1
M1 Precotto + Autobus 162
Tram 7/Autobus 40,44

Teatro dell’Elfo
Via Ciro Menotti, 11
Tram 5,9,11,23,29,30/Autobus 54,60,61,62
Filobus 92/Passante Ferroviario: Dateo

Teatro Derby
Via Pietro Mascagni 8
M1 San Babila
Autobus 54,61,94

Teatro Franco Parenti
Via Pier Lombardo, 14
M3 Porta Romana
Tram 9,16,29,30/Autobus 77

Teatro Litta
Corso Magenta, 24
M1-2 Cadorna
Tram 16,19,20/Autobus 18,50,58

Teatro Manzoni di Milano
Via Manzoni, 42
M1 San Babila-Palestro/M3 Montenapoleone
Tram 1,2/Autobus 61,94

Teatro Out Off
Via Mac Mahon, 16
Tram 12,14/Autobus 78

Teatro San Babila
Corso Venezia, 2/a
M1 San Babila
Autobus 54,60,61,73,94

Teatro Ventaglio Smeraldo
Piazza XXV Aprile, 10
M2 Garibaldi
Tram 11,29,30/Autobus 43

Terrazze del Duomo di Milano
Corso Vittorio Emanuele - ang. Rinascente
M1-3 Duomo
Tram 3,12,16,19,24,27/Autobus 54

Triennale
Viale Alemagna, 6
MI-2 Cadorna
Tram 1,27,29,30/Autobus 61

Triennale Bovisa
Via Lambruschini, 31
FNM Stazione Bovisa
Tram 1, 3/Autobus 82, 92
Passante Ferroviario: Stazione Villapizzone

Università degli Studi di Milano
Via Festa del Perdono, 7
M1-3 Duomo/M3 Missori
Tram 12,15,16,24,27/Autobus 54,77,94

Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca
Piazza dell'Ateneo Nuovo, 1 (Edificio U6)
Tram 7/Autobus 44



The second edition of the MITO SettembreMusica music festival promises to be even stronger and more broad-based than the boldly pioneering first edition. That edition came to be thanks to streamlined decision-making and was lauded as a success. For anyone who failed to realize the festival's extraordinary potential, MITO SettembreMusica 2007 turned out to be the unarmed prophet of the grand season marked by the 150th anniversary of the Unification of Italy and Expo 2015. Eschewing timidity and limitation, this called for thinking big, which inevitably led to planning beyond mere municipal confines.

Indeed, the first edition of MITO SettembreMusica exceeded everyone's expectations, also in terms of the balance and blending of the two main host cities' capacities. Beyond the exploitation of local characteristics, combining the energy of cities leads to unpredictable outcomes. The experience of MITO SettembreMusica has given shape to projects, ideas and aims that had been circulating for years, and which had gone unfulfilled. Today we can speak freely of new and lasting bonds created between service companies, banks, symmetric cooperation among the events of 2011 and 2015, as well as other opportunities that are useful for our two communities, now enhanced by the upcoming activation of high-speed connections. But before MITO SettembreMusica became a stellar reality traveling at even higher speed, in the breath of its very first edition, attitudes and points of view were not so natural.

It turns out that the people who saw the new-born international music festival as not merely a cultural event, but as something more important and profound, were right. In this they must be given credit, because truly, music is a form of language that brings people together and literally moves us from one place to another - emotionally and physically. As the second edition of MITO SettembreMusica inevitably moves from experience to consolidation, this year's festival, making the most of the three decades' worth of Torino-based Settembremusica festivals that laid the groundwork for the celebrations at hand, is the result of careful and unhurried planning and preparation, somewhat in contrast to the hectic pace of last year's deployment activities. MITO SettembreMusica 2008 assures even greater focus on the international scene, as a big, wide-ranging festival must, with more than 200 high-level performances, offering concert-goers spectacular encounters with two of Europe's most culturally endowed cities, as they make contact with the history, the monuments and the traditions of Milano and Torino. Which brings us to yet another pleasing result of the hard work put into the previous year's edition - or the effects of MITO SettembreMusica beyond the music sector. MITO SettembreMusica has provided a virtual feast for university research and communications experts, and has served as a positive model for dialogue among urban centers. New ideas and proposals have come to the fore based on such a model, not only within the contexts of the two host cities, but in a variety of locations and contexts. May this year's edition of MITO SettembreMusica succeed in the noble mission of making the method that has led to the creation of this festival even more convincing and exemplary.


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