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Ravello Festival

'Here is the enchanted garden of Klingsor.' - Richard Wagner (alleged)

The Ravello Festival on Italy's Amalfi coast is an annual summer festival of music and other arts held since 1953. The festival normally runs for nearly two months each summer, with the main musical events taking place at weekends.

Further information: ravellofestival.com

 

A selection of articles about Ravello Festival

Ensemble. Soft Romanticism - Giuseppe Pennisi listens to Schubert, Wagner and Mozart from Daniele Gatti and the Mozart Orchestra at the Ravello Festival

Ensemble. Innovative for the Time - Giuseppe Pennisi discovers Nicola Bonifacio Logroscino's Stabat Mater at the Ravello Festival

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