Armed with good will, ideas, knowledge, pragmatism, generosity and passion, in recent days, the historian, researcher, first-time Northern League member (disappointed by “Captainism”) Luigi Dossenato illustrate one of his many cultural initiatives, first he chose (and obtained it thanks to the foresight of the Sanseverinos, the owners), then he cleaned, then he reopened theCavalli Auditorium in Crema, former Church of Santo Spirito and Santa Maddalena. Well, intrigued by having found the historic building open, while the bishop of Crema was passing through those parts last week Monsignor Daniele Gianotti, fascinated by the architecture of the palace, entered inside and Dossena acted as Cicero for him. These are busy days for Dossena and his followers (led by Paolo Michelini) between the same “Cavalli” to be opened also in the future (something is moving), performances to be held at Palazzo Pignano (and what if Luigi Dossena also animated the wonderful archaeological site present in those parts near the Pieve?), the exhibition dedicated to track cycling to be set up at the Velodrome, medieval football to be brought to the capital of the Grand Duchy of Tortello and a study, or rather, an idea on the “Pietà Rondanini”, i.e. the marble work by Michelangelo Buonarroti, today hosted at Sforzesco Castle in Milan, but once upon a time, on display, listen, listen, it would seem to Vaiano Cremasco, before being sold by the heirs of the Vimercati Sanseverino Ottoboni Rospigliosi. In short, due to merits acquired on the “Cavalli” who ended up in the sights of the upper echelons of the Vatican beyond, the volcanic Luigi Dossena da Crema has a thousand projects to carry forward.
