As part of its "Schmidl Mondays" series, the Carlo Schmidl Civic Theatre Museum has dedicated a new event to one of the most important figures in 20th-century Italian music. The Bazlen Hall of Palazzo Gopcevich in Trieste hosted the conversation "Luigi Dallapiccola and the 20th Century: Music and Civic Engagement." The talk was led by musicologist and scholar Mario Ruffini and introduced by the host institution's curator, Stefano Bianchi, who opened the meeting by recalling the intense program of events dedicated to the Istrian composer in recent weeks.

Ruffini thanked the Museum and recalled his long-standing ties with Trieste, emphasizing how the Julian capital has been among the few cities to have kept Luigi Dallapiccola's memory alive over time. From here begins a journey through the life and work of the composer, born in Pazin in 1904 and destined to become one of the most influential voices in 20th-century European music.

The article continues on the newspaper's website The Voice of the People:

Dallapiccola, an unbreakable bond with Istria