Classical Music. For Everyone (Classica. Per tutti) is more than simply the motto of Unione Musicale’s 2026–2027 Season: it is a statement of purpose. The visual identity of the season, featuring tuning forks transformed into figures of different ages, styles and backgrounds, symbolises our vision of music as a universal, open and inclusive language—one that speaks personally to every listener.
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“The 2026–2027 Season,” says Artistic Director Antonio Valentino, “offers a rich musical journey featuring internationally acclaimed artists, the welcome return of beloved performers, and a remarkable number of outstanding young musicians who are reshaping today’s concert landscape. Alongside the great masterpieces of the chamber music repertoire, audiences will discover new commissions, imaginative programmes, contemporary works and educational projects designed to bring ever wider audiences closer to classical music.”
In 2027, the musical world commemorates the bicentenary of Beethoven’s death. Unione Musicale marks this milestone with two concerts entirely devoted to the composer, numerous performances of his works throughout the season, and a dedicated festival at Teatro Vittoria in June. At the same time, the season celebrates the voices of today through music by some of the most compelling composers of our time, many of whom also appear as performers, including Giovanni Sollima, John Corigliano, Fabio Vacchi, Fazıl Say, Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Santiago Cañón-Valencia, Giovanna Baviera, Severin von Eckardstein, Hanna Kulenty, Gabriella Smith, Alicia de Larrocha, John Zorn, Simon MacHale, Eva Reiter, and the Turin-born composer Francesca Idini, from whom Unione Musicale has commissioned a new work.
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Running from Wednesday 21 October 2026 to Saturday 15 May 2027, the season comprises 52 concerts presented at the Conservatoire and Teatro Vittoria in Turin, featuring 150 artists, including 68 making their Unione Musicale debut and 65 musicians under the age of 35.
Subscription renewals will be available from Friday 5 June to Friday 24 July 2026. New subscriptions may be purchased from Tuesday 23 June, while subscriptions reserved for audiences under 30 will go on sale from Tuesday 22 September. Single tickets will be available from Thursday 1 October 2026 through this website and at the Unione Musicale Box Office. Any remaining tickets will also be available for purchase at the venue before each performance. Ticket prices range from €10 to €35.
Unione Musicale remains committed to keeping classical music accessible, offering reduced prices for audiences under 30 and particularly advantageous subscription packages for those under 21 and for students of the Turin Conservatoire.
