Rossini Opera

Raining Rossini: A Festival of Opera Rarities

A Feast for Opera Lovers

Prepare for a musical extravaganza as the Rossini Opera Festival returns for its 44th edition, bringing together a stellar cast of singers, conductors, and productions to celebrate the genius of Gioachino Rossini.

Rare Gems and Rediscovered Masterpieces

This year's festival features a tantalizing lineup of eight operas, including rarely performed works and rediscovered masterpieces that showcase the breadth of Rossini's musical output.

Unveiling "Adelaide di Borgogna"

The festival's centerpiece is the world premiere of the newly reconstructed "Adelaide di Borgogna," an opera seria that has been lost for over 150 years. This extraordinary discovery offers a glimpse into Rossini's early development and promises a captivating experience.

Rediscovering "Il Turco in Italia"

After a century of neglect, Rossini's witty opera buffa "Il Turco in Italia" returns to the stage in a sparkling new production. Prepare for a whirlwind of mistaken identities, playful melodies, and hilarious hijinks.

A Musical Journey Through Time

The festival's diverse program spans Rossini's entire career, from his early triumphs to his late-period masterpieces. Each opera offers a unique window into the composer's evolving style and his profound influence on the history of music.

Rossini's Comic Genius

Audiences will revel in the infectious energy of "L'Italiana in Algeri," a hilarious farce with catchy melodies and a cast of colorful characters.

Rossini's Romantic Masterpieces

Don't miss the breathtaking beauty of "Semiramide," a grand-scale tragedy showcasing Rossini's soaring melodies and dramatic intensity.

Immerse Yourself in the Rossini Experience

The Rossini Opera Festival is more than just a series of performances; it's a cultural immersion into the world of one of the greatest composers of all time. Join the thousands of opera enthusiasts who descend upon Pesaro, Italy, each year to celebrate the legacy of Gioachino Rossini and experience the magic of his music firsthand.