A control room and a managing director to try to restart the ‘Pergolesi’ musical institute, which closed in Ancona almost ten years ago. The Silvetti council is trying to be serious and confirms one of the points included in the council’s Guidelines on the occasion of the inauguration in July 2023. a fairly strong underlying desire, but also a task made burdensome by the possibility that the title of the former institute may never be recovered: “If we had to start from scratch it wouldn’t be easy, I admit it – said Daniele Silvetti replying to Carlo Pesaresi’s question (Ancona, let’s be familiar with each other) – In recent days, in Rome, I had the opportunity to speak with the minister Anna Maria Bernini precisely on this topic. Let’s see what will be possible to do, but in the meantime the control room has been established and has already started working; at least three meetings have been held in the presence of technicians and experts in the sector, from that academic world could help us revive what was an excellence and which the centre-left councils have destroyed. Together with them there will be the councilors Marco Battino and Antonella Andreoli and today (yesterday, ed.) I am making the role of delegate councilor on the ‘Pergolesi official. ‘ to Marina Taus”.
It will be the Lega councilor, a nutritionist at the Torrette hospital, who will lend a hand, even if it is not clear with what skills, to the control room and to the mayor himself. Carlo Pesaresi, provincial councilor for culture at the time, is pessimistic: “First of all we need to recover the title of ‘registered musical institute’ for higher education and above all we need resources, perhaps a million euros, to reopen the branch of the Pesaro conservatory. However, there is no money at the moment and there is not even a location, given that the historic one was occupied by the Municipality (public works and maintenance service, ed.) last summer at Resto del Carlino the current councilor for culture Anna Maria Bertini, at the time Commissioner during the closure phase of the ‘Pergolesi’, when asked whether the music institute will be able to return active in Ancona replied thus: ‘It is very difficult if not impossible ‘”.
The mayor also left an open window on the venue, especially the suggestive rehearsal room (councilor Tombolini will not be happy to see part of the building in via Zappata reoccupied), and hoped for possible collaboration with the ‘Rinaldini’ music high school.
