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Madrid To Milan A musical adventure April 21 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; May 7, 2016 Tour leader: Robert gay

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Madrid to Milan

A musical adventure Overview Visiting Madrid, Barcelona, Florence and Milan, this new itinerary includes nine performances of opera and orchestral music, visiting five leading European opera houses – the Teatro Real in Madrid, Barcelona’s Grand Teatre del Liceu, Florence’s Teatro Comunale and La Scala, Milan. Star performers include singers Placido Domingo, Andreas Scholl, Leo Nucci, Ramon Vargas and Marcelo Alvárez, and conductors Semyon Bychkov and Riccardo Chailly. As well as performances in these interesting and diverse cities, there is a program of visits to museums, galleries and music-related sites, including the villas of Puccini in and near Lucca, and sites associated with Verdi in Milan. We also see the countryside of each region, including the hills of Tuscany and the Italian Lakes. Meals include special lunches in Segovia, Tarragona, the Chianti hills and the legendary Villa d’Este on Lake Como. We stay in each city for four nights in centrally-located four-star hotels. Tour leader Robert Gay will provide pre-performance talks as well as background information on composers and the musical history of the places visited. TOUR Performances The tour includes nine performances:  A recital of baroque arias by countertenor Andreas Scholl  A concert performance of Verdi’s rarely-heard opera Luisa Miller at the Teatro Real in Madrid  Wagner’s Parsifal, conducted by Semyon Bychkov, at the Teatro Real  A recital by Vladimir Ashkenazy of piano works by Schubert, Brahms and Rachmaninov at the beautiful Palau de la Musica Catalana in Barcelona  Verdi’s Simon Boccanegra at the Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona, with an all-star cast led by Placido Domingo  An orchestral concert at the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino festival in Florence  An opera at the annual Maggio Musicale Fiorentino  Giordano’s rarely-performed verismo opera, La cena delle beffe at La Scala in Milan  A new production of Puccini’s La fanciulla del West, with an all-star cast led by Riccardo Chailly, at La Scala

Images clockwise from top left: Riccardo Chailly; Semyon Bychkov; Placido Domingo; and Anja Kampe

Tour Price The tour price is $11,450 per person, twin share (land content only). The supplement for a single room is $2,330 per person. A non-refundable deposit of $500 per person is required to secure a place on the tour. Concert ticket payment In order to cover ticket costs a second payment of $1,500 per person will be due by November 20, 2015. Included in the tour price           

16 nights’ accommodation in carefully selected four star hotels Best available tickets to nine performances All breakfasts, plus lunches and dinners as noted in the itinerary Land travel by air-conditioned coach One-way economy class flight Barcelona to Florence with Vueling Airlines Background notes and lectures on tour Services of a qualified and experienced tour leader throughout tour All entrance fees to sites mentioned in itinerary Qualified local guides where appropriate Porterage of one piece of luggage at all hotels Tips for all services included in the itinerary

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Travel insurance Meals not stated as included in itinerary Optional extra performance in Florence Expenses of a personal nature such as laundry, phone calls or internet usage (where not complimentary)

Air travel OPTIONS We suggest you fly Emirates into Madrid and out of Milan. Singapore Airlines fly to and from Milan, but you would need to purchase an additional flight to Madrid at the beginning of the tour. Please contact us for a full range of airfare options.

Airport transfers Transfers on the first and last days of the tour are included for passengers booking their flights through Academy Travel. Please contact Hannah Kleboe for further details regarding transfers.

Enquiries and bookings For further information or to secure a place on this tour please contact travel consultant Hannah Kleboe at Academy Travel on 02 9235 0023 or email hannah@academytravel.com.au

Tour Leader Robert Gay is one of Australia's leading music tour leaders and music educators. Working for the Centre for Continuing Education and other associations for more than 25 years, Robert has designed dozens of music courses and led more than 80 performance based tours around the world. Since 2010, Robert has led tours exclusively with Academy Travel.

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A musical adventure Detailed Itinerary All breakfasts included. Included lunches and dinners are indicated by the letters (L) and (D) Begin your tour refreshed

This tour features at nine evening performances and travel to four cities – a busy program. We strongly suggest you arrive in Madrid one or two days early to recover from your flight and get the most from the tour program. Please contact us to arrange flights and extra accommodation. Thursday April 21 Arrive Madrid

The suggested flight with Emirates arrives into Madrid in the early afternoon. There will be a coach transfer to the hotel at this time. You will have the chance to meet your tour leader and fellow tour participants over drinks and a light meal in the hotel this evening. (D) Friday April 22 El Escorial and Segovia – Performance I

Our excursion today sets the scene for Spain and its musical heritage. We head out of Madrid, travelling first to the monastery-palace of San Lorenzo de El Escorial. This monumental complex was built by Phillip II, a key figure in Spanish history who is also a protagonist in Verdi’s Don Carlos. Containing the tombs of no fewer than 26 Spanish monarchs, the building is adorned with artworks by Titian, Tintoretto, El Greco and Velázquez. After a guided visit, we continue on to Segovia, a city whose history spans the Roman period, the Moorish occupation and the Catholic monarchy. We enjoy a welcome lunch beneath the arches of the great aqueduct before returning to Madrid. This evening we attend a recital of 18thcentury vocal works sung by countertenor Andreas Scholl. (B, L) Performance details Venue: Teatro Real Program: Italian cantatas and songs by Vivaldi, Scarlatti, Caldara and Handel Performers: Andreas Scholl (countertenor), Avi Avital (mandolin), Tiziano Bagnati (lute), Marco Frezzato (cello), Tamar Halperin (harpsichord) Saturday April 23 Explore Madrid – Performance II

After our first pre-performance talk in the hotel, we have a guided visit of the historic centre of Madrid, a mix of monumental buildings and fine parks and gardens. This evening we have a concert performance of Verdi’s Luisa Miller, a tragic tale based on a play by Schiller. Baritone Leo Nucci leads the international cast, with Francesco Meli as Rodolfo. (B) Images clockwise from top left: Philip II’s San Lorenzo del Escorial; a detail from Picasso’s Guernica, in the collection of the Museo Reina Sofía, Madrid; the colourful mosaics in Parc Güell; Vladimir Ashkenazy; Segovia’s aqueduct; and Andreas Scholl

Performance details Venue: Teatro Real Program: Verdi, Luisa Miller (concert performance) Performers: Leo Nucci (Miller), Francesco Meli (Rodolfo), Lana Kos (Luisa), James Conlon (conductor) Sunday April 24 The Prado – Performance III

After a morning talk on this evening’s opera, we visit Spain’s premier art museum, the Prado. This gallery houses the collection assembled by the Spanish monarchs since the Renaissance, and is filled with countless masterpieces. Particularly noteworthy are the sensuously colourful works of Titian, Rubens, Velázquez and Goya. This afternoon it is also possible to visit the nearby Reina Sofia museum, home to Picasso’s Guernica and other masterpieces of the 20th century. This evening’s performance of Parsifal promises to be a musical highlight of the tour, with renowned maestro Semyon Bychkov conducting a co-production of the Zurich and Madrid opera houses. Director Charles Guth and designer Christian Schmidt are sure to present a thought-provoking interpretation of Wagner’s crowning masterpiece. (B) Performance details Venue: Teatro Real Program: Wagner, Parsifal Performers: Christian Elsner (Parsifal), Anja Kampe (Kundry), Evgeny Nikitin (Klingsor), Detlef Roth (Amfortas), Semyon Bychkov (conductor) Monday April 25 To Barcelona – Performance IV

Late this morning we travel on the high-speed train link from Madrid to Barcelona, the capital of Cataluña in north-east Spain. Barcelona is a dynamic cultural city with a distinctly forward-looking spirit, expressed through the architecture of Gaudí and the art of Miró, Picasso and others. We share a simple tapas meal before our piano recital at the modernista Palau de la Musica Catalana, one of Europe’s most beautiful concert halls. Tonight’s recital is by Vladimir Ashkenazy, who has returned to the keyboard after many years as chief conductor of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. (B, D) Performance details Venue: Palau de la Musica Catalana Program: Works by Schubert, Brahms and Rachmaninov Performers: Vladimir Ashkenazy, piano Tuesday April 26 Sagrada Familia & Parc Güell – Performance V

This morning we have a guided visit to Gaudi’s great unfinished masterpiece in the centre of Barcelona, the Sagrada Familia basilica, and then continue on to his delightful Parc Güell on the outskirts of the city. The afternoon is free for you to wander through the fascinating old Gothic Quarter of the city near our hotel or explore the fine cathedral. This evening brings another operatic highlight, Verdi’s dark drama Simon

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A musical adventure Boccanegra at the famous Gran Teatre del Liceu with Placido Domingo heading an impressive cast including Ferruccio Furlanetto, recently seen in Sydney as Phillip II in Don Carlos.(B) Performance details Venue: Gran Teatre del Liceu Program: Verdi, Simon Boccanegra Performers: Placido Domingo (Boccanegra), Ramon Vargas (Gabriele), Davinia Rodriguez (Amelia), Ferruccio Furlanetto (Fiesco), Massimo Zanetti (conductor) Wednesday April 27 Art in Barcelona

Barcelona is a major art city, home of internationally renowned artists such as Picasso and Miró, but also the cradle of Catalunyan art of the middle ages. Today we visit two fine museums on Montjuic, a hill overlooking the old city. Beginning at the Fundación Jean Miró, we continue on to the National Museum of Catalonian Art (MNAC) where we have lunch in the museum’s fine restaurant before exploring the gallery’s remarkable collection of Catalonian art from the Romanesque to Art Nouveau. The later afternoon and evening are free. (B, L) Thursday April 28 Tarragona

Today we have a full-day excursion to the UNESCO World Heritage city of Tarragona, situated on the Mediterranean coast about 100 kilometres SW of Barcelona. Probably beginning as a Phoenician colony, the city is one of Spain’s oldest inhabited sites, but it is the impressive Roman remains, including walls, amphitheatre and aqueduct, which form the focus of our visit. We enjoy lunch in a local restaurant as well as free time to explore the city centre before returning to Barcelona in the late afternoon. (B, L) Friday April 29 To Florence – Performance VI

This morning we head to Barcelona airport for our midday flight direct to Florence. We transfer to our hotel in central Florence where there will be time to freshen up before tonight’s performance. The organisers of Florence’s annual Maggio Musicale festival have scheduled an orchestral concert for this evening which will probably be led by the festival’s director, Zubin Mehta. Performance details will be available in early 2016. (B) Performance details Venue: Teatro Comunale, Florence Program: Orchestral music, details to be announced February 2016 Performers: To be announced February 2016 Saturday April 30 Explore Florence – Performance VII

After a morning pre-performance talk, a local guide takes us to some of the artistic and architectural gems that have made Florence famous over the centuries. As well as the main city, we cross the river to the ‘Oltrarno’ neighbourhood. Here we visit the Brancacci Chapel which is decorated

with important early Renaissance frescoes by Masaccio and Masolino depicting the acts of the Apostles. This evening an opera has been scheduled by the Maggio Musicale, either at the Teatro Comunale or the lovely 18th-century Teatro della Pergola. Performance details will be available in early 2016. (B) Performance details Venue: Teatro Comunale or Teatro della Pergola, Florence Program: Opera, details to be announced February 2016 Performers: To be announced February 2016 Sunday May 1 The Chianti Hills

Today is a major public holiday throughout Europe, and most museums and galleries in Italy are closed. In the late morning we head to the Chianti region, where the rolling hills, olive groves, vineyards and avenues of cypress pines arrange themselves into classic Tuscan vistas. We stop at villages such as Greve, Castellina and Radda for coffee and a wine tasting, and enjoy a special May-day lunch at a country restaurant before returning to Florence where the evening is at leisure. (B, L) Monday May 2 Art in Florence – Optional Performance

This morning we have reserved a group entry to the Uffizi galleries which famously house the art collection of the city of Florence. Founded in the Renaissance by the Medici family in the offices (Uffizi) from which they administered their Duchy of Tuscany, the galleries boast superb early Florentine and Sienese works by Giotto, Martini and others. Botticelli’s celebrated Birth of Venus and Primavera are here, as well as masterpieces by Leonardo, Titian, Bronzino, Dürer and Holbein. This evening there is a good chance of a chamber music concert or recital at the Maggio Musicale, with details available in early 2016. (B) Performance details Venue: Teatro della Pergola, Florence Program: Chamber concert or recital, details to be announced February 2016 Performers: To be announced February 2016 Tuesday May 3 Puccini’s Italy

We depart Florence this morning and head to Lucca, a small walled city near the Tuscan coast. Founded by the Romans, Lucca was the birthplace of no fewer than four composers – Geminiani, Boccherini, Catalani and Puccini. We have a guided visit of this most attractive town and there is time for lunch in Lucca before we continue on to nearby Torre del Lago, a village on Lake Massaciuccoli near Viareggio. Here we visit the villa where Puccini lived and where many of his operas were written. We continue up the coast to Milan, arriving in the early evening. There is a simple dinner in our hotel. Images clockwise from top left: Brunelleschi’s iconic cupola rising above (B, D) the city of Florence; Piazza Matteotti, Greve; Botticelli’s Spring is one of

the most well-known paintings in the Uffizi, and in the world; Zubin Mehta, director of Florence’s annual Maggio Musicale festival; a face that greets you at the Fundació Joan Miró; and La Sagrada Familía, Barcelona

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A musical adventure Wednesday May 4 Explore Milan – Performance VIII

After a morning talk on this evening’s opera, a guide takes us by coach and on foot to some of Milan’s major sites. Included is a visit to one of Michelangelo’s masterpieces, the Rondanini Pietà, housed in the vast Sforza Castle. In the afternoon, we visit the Casa di Riposo, a retirement home for musicians founded by Giuseppe Verdi. This evening, at La Scala, we see a new production of a long-neglected verismo opera, Umberto Giordano’s La cena delle beffe. The opera premiered at La Scala in 1924 under Toscanini. Carlo Rizzi conducts a cast featuring tenor Marco Berti and up-and-coming baritone Nicola Alaimo. (B, D) Performance details Venue: Teatro alla Scala Program: Giordano, La cena delle beffe Performers: Marco Berti (Giannetto), Nicola Alaimo (Neri), Kristin Lewis (Ginevra), Carlo Rizzi (conductor) Thursday May 5 Lunch at the Villa d’Este on Lake Como

This morning we travel to Bellagio, beautifully situated at the junction of the two branches of Lake Como. The town is surrounded by villas and gardens and looks northwards to the Alps. After time to enjoy the views and the town, a private boat takes us down the lake, past the neo-classical Villa Melzi and the Villa Balbianello to the Renaissance-era Villa d’Este. This has been one of Europe’s grand hotels for more than a century now, and we enjoy an elegant lunch al fresco on the lakefront before returning to Milan. (B, L) Friday May 6 Leonardo’s Last Supper – Performance IX

After a morning talk on our final performance, we visit the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie to view Leonardo’s Last Supper, a masterpiece of the Italian Renaissance painted for the refectory of the church in 1495-8. Tonight, we return to La Scala for a new production of Puccini’s La fanciulla del West. Ever the innovator, Puccini set his opera in the goldfields of California. The new production is directed by Graham Vick, with Riccardo Chailly conducting. The cast is led by Dutch soprano EvaMaria Westbroek as Minnie, with Marcelo Alvárez singing the outlaw Dick Johnson. After the performance there are drinks and supper at our hotel. (B, drinks & supper) Performance details Venue: Teatro alla Scala Program: Puccini, La fanciulla del West Performers: Eva-Maria Westbroek (Minnie), Marcelo Alvárez (Dick), Claudio Sgura (Jack Rance), Riccardo Chailly (conductor)

Images clockwise from top left: Piazza dell'Anfiteatro, Lucca; the view over Lake Como from Villa Balbianello; Milan’s spectacular Gothic Duomo; detail of Leonardo’s Last Supper; Eva-Maria Westbroek; and the stunning backdrop of Villa Melzi on the edge of Lake Como

Saturday May 7 Departure

In the late morning there is a coach transfer to Milan’s Malpensa airport for those on homeward/onward flights in the afternoon, after 2pm. The precise time of the transfer will be set when participants’ travel plans have been finalised. (B)

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A musical adventure Hotels Madrid, Las Letras (4 nights) The centrally located Las Letras is a fully renovated former palacio. Within easy walking distance of shops and restaurants, the hotel also has a library for those looking for a little quiet time. www.hoteldelasletras.com Barcelona, hotel H10 URQUINAONA PLAZA (4 nights) The 4-star Urquinaona Plaza is a stylish adaptation of an original 19th century building. A new hotel it is comfortable and well appointed with good soundproofing, a computer room, attractive outdoor area and roof top terrace with plunge pool. The location is ideal: between the Gothic quarter and the Eixample and on the edge of the interesting and trendy Born area, within walking distance of the Palau de la MĂşsica. www.h10hotels.com/en/barcelona-hotels/h10-urquinaona-plaza Florence, Hotel berchielli (4 Nights) The 4-star Berchielli is a modern luxury hotel overlooking the Ponte Vecchio on the banks of the Arno with many museums, restaurants and shops an easy walk away. Rooms are well-sized and elegantly furnished with all modern inclusions including air conditioning, satellite TV, minibar, internet access and a safe. www.berchielli.it/eng Milan, Star hotel rosa (4 Nights) The stylish Hotel Rosa is located in the heart of Milan. The hotel decor is modern and rooms are comfortable and well appointed including tea and coffee making facilities. www.starhotels.com

Weather on tour In April and early May the temperature will be mild to warm in Spain and Italy. You should expect daily maxima of 15-25 degrees and intermittent rain on some days, especially in Milan. Nights may still be quite a little cool, so be sure to bring a jacket or coat.

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