The harp, a thousand-year-old instrument with celestial sounds, will be the absolute protagonist of the Italian cultural scene with the first edition of the National Harp Festival which will take place on 18 and 19 May in the evocative setting of the Church of San Martino in Asti.
The festival, organized with care and passion, under the artistic direction by professor Fernanda Saravalliaims to celebrate and promote the art of the harp, offering the public a unique and unforgettable experience.
During the two days of the festival, enthusiasts will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in a rich and engaging program, which will include performances by nationally and internationally renowned harpists, concerts and workshops. It will be an unmissable opportunity to discover the versatility and beauty of this fascinating instrument, capable of evoking deep emotions and transporting the listener to distant worlds.
The Church of San Martino in Asti, with its evocative atmosphere and acoustics, will provide the perfect backdrop for the harpists’ performances and will guarantee a compelling sensory experience for all participants.
The National Harp Festival is open to all music enthusiasts, students, industry professionals and the general public. Entrance will be free, with a free donation for the restoration of the nineteenth-century organ located in the Church of San Martino, allowing anyone to participate and enjoy this extraordinary cultural event.
