Sandro Cappelletto is back with a new series of INVENTING TIME, the programme that tells, reveals, and investigates some of the finest moments of classical music. Some of the greatest musicians play renown or less know pieces, from Beethoven to
Before Caravaggio was forced to flee, when Annnibale Carracci had not yet given in to melancholy and Rubens seemed to be opening up paradise to painting, the artist who would apply these men’s revolutions in the fields of sculpture and
A piece of music that is like a novel, with its characters, a show of music and words, the composer and his work living in a time that reaches out to us. The set is an open space where the
The Dolomites are portrayed and revealed through the stories told by those studying and protecting them, by those farming their slopes and using their water to produce energy, by those using their wood to build homes, while safeguarding the landscape
The main historical events, the architectural transformations and the major art works present in the most important Roman churches, the ancient Papal basilicas, portrayed in a television series, narrated by Antonio Paolucci. Five episodes are dedicated to Saint Peter in
The most important churches of Rome throughout the centuries, from Paleochristian art to the Medieval Age, from the Renaissance to the triumph of the Roman Baroque style. The mosaics of Santa Maria in Trastevere, the frescoes by Filippino Lippi in
The Bible has been a rich source of inspiration for western art since the Middle Ages, with the Old Testament as the focus of attention of painters and sculptors in Italy and in Europe. This series of 12 documentaries covers
The gospel as seen by artists throughout the centuries. Episodes from the life of Christ depicted by painters, sculptors, engravers, goldsmiths and tapestries weavers. Paintings on canvas and wood, frescoes, statues in wood, marble and bronze, ceramics, precious tapestries, depicting
The life of the best known and loved saints, their stories, legends and miracles: the paths of faith in twenty centuries of Christianity. A story told with images, an itinerary through Italian and European religious art, to identify Christianity’s protagonists
The Last Judgment by Giotto in the Scrovegni Chapel in Padua, the Last Supper by Federico Barocci in Urbino, Donatello’s David, the Lamentation of Christ by Guido Mazzoni, the Madonna of Parturition by Piero della Francesca, the Deposition of Christ