The National Theatre of Opera and Ballet hosted the concert “Lu Mappamundi,” a vibrant musical journey through the Mediterranean.

The performance combined voice, rhythm, and movement. It narrated stories across centuries and shores—from Naples to Andalusia, from Sicily to Greece. The repertoire featured love songs, folk rhythms, and melodies of memory and liberation.

Ensemble Pentàgonon brought rare voices and historical instruments to the stage. Their interpretation highlighted the shared musical heritage of the Mediterranean region. The program emphasized cultural continuity, emotional depth, and artistic authenticity.

Performing artists included:

• Agnese Allegra – vocals
• Alessia Travaglini – viola da gamba
• Lorenzo D’Erasmo – historical percussion
• Angelo Basile – baroque violin
• Alessandro Gonfiantini – baroque guitar

The concert offered a reflection on common roots and artistic traditions that connect diverse Mediterranean cultures.

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