A contemporary reworking by Maurizio Garuti of the original work by Giulio Cesare Croce: a musical fairy tale in which the musical tradition of the 16th and 17th centuries is combined with the versatility of the ocarina, giving shape to a historically informed show, coloured by the sound of one of the most skilful crossover ensembles on the European scene, over which the performance of the multi-talented matador ELIO rises.

The result is a show in which you will be swept up, moved by Bertoldo's misadventures and laugh - at him and with him - at the irony with which he deals with them.

The students of the Ocarinando Project bring the results of their educational journey to the stage. From adult classes to the youngest students, a single melody that resonates from generation to generation.

A panel discussion moderated by Professor Pierfrancesco Pacoda, with a rich representation of the area, to highlight the impact of the traditional culture of a place on our present.

Second day of the Ocarinando project, with the students of Ochitamb, SenzatempO, the pupils of IC16 Bologna, and the duo from Japan, Fiori di Hiroshima.

A contemporary reworking by Maurizio Garuti of the original work by Giulio Cesare Croce: a musical fairy tale in which the musical tradition of the 16th and 17th centuries is combined with the versatility of the ocarina, giving shape to a historically informed show, coloured by the sound of one of the most skilful crossover ensembles on the European scene, over which the performance of the multi-talented matador ELIO rises.

The result is a show in which you will be swept up, moved by Bertoldo's misadventures and laugh - at him and with him - at the irony with which he deals with them.

The iconic magnificent concert with musicians from all over the world, united by the powerful symbol of the ocarina. Budrio, a gateway to the whole world.

The free workshop for children aged 8-11, organized by the Diapason Association, in collaboration with the Municipality of Budrio

The perfect Saturday night at the Torri dell'Acqua! Featuring beat maker Godblesscomputers and the ocarinas of Fabio Galliani.

Cristian Paolini will guide us on a visit to the Ocarina Museum in Budrio to discover the history of this unique instrument.

We bring back Robert Hickman's popular workshop exploring the amazing possibilities of the ocarina in Irish music. Exercises, demonstrations and experiments: fun for all.

A workshop on the history and construction of the chord psaltery, led by Luca Panetti with the assistance of Asaka Shirai. Participants will explore the functioning, tuning and maintenance of the instrument, while also experimenting with different repertoires on various zither models.

A guided visit of Villa Certani Vittori Venenti, a 17th century jewel in the Bolognese countryside.

The Gala evening of the Festival, featuring two important local musical institutions: the experience of the Gruppo Ocarinistico Budriese and the surprising heterogeneity of the BenTiVoglio Youth Orchestra.

The young students of Emiliano Bernagozzi present their studies on the works of Cesare Testi, from the initial exercises to the complete melodies.

Learn to play the ocarina from scratch in this workshop with Robert Hickman!

During the conference 'The Ocarina in South America, past and present', Argentinian musician Eduardo Ghelli will talk about the spread of the ocarina in South America, its history and its role in the musical tradition.

A guided visit, led by Succede solo a Bologna, to the 17th century Villa Ranuzzi Cospi in Bagnarola di Budrio, known as the Accademia dei Notturni. A place steeped in history and art, which has earned it the lasting title of "Little Bolognese Versailles."

On the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the Italian Liberation, the Modena City Ramblers bring their "Appunti Resistenti" tour to Budrio!