Seven Nights is a Baroque chamber music program with harpsichord unfolding through seven musical scenes that mirror the rhythms of daily life while tracing a journey of emotional transformation.
Night has long been a space where imagination, memory, and hidden thoughts awaken. In dreams, we escape into a world where wishes and desires seem almost able to come true. But night can also uncover darker emotions. Sleep, which should bring comfort and peace, may instead become a place of torment, where grief gradually turns into anger.
The program brings together Renaissance and Baroque vocal music, including Robert Johnson’s Care-charming Sleep, the French chanson Toutes les nuits, and Alessandro Scarlatti’s cantata Appena chiudo gli occhi, alongside Baroque sonatas, creating a dialogue across centuries about love, loss, dreams and the mysteries of the night.