casa natale di arturo toscanini

This is the home where Toscannini was born. It is beautifully kept, has good displays and friendly, knowledgeable staff. It takes about 45 minutes to go thru.

From the outside, it is not very impressive. Once inside, there is a remarkable collection of artifacts relating to Toscannini's career, his relationship to Wagner and Verdi, and of course his ground-breaking association with NBC. But the best part of it is the guide who spoke reasonable English but whose enthusiasm and intimate knowledge of his museum more than made up for his lack of language. It is a very wrothwhile stop even if you are not a passionate fan of classical music or opera.

This museum, in the birthplace of the famous conductor, nicely documents his life and rise to fame. A guide accompanied me and explained many details. They had a video of Toscanini conducting the NBC orchestra, with the music filling the space to provide a perfect background. Avoiding excessive glorification, the commentary mentioned that the praise heaped upon him grew to be fairly extreme.A short but worthwhile activity for classical music lovers and those interested in the transplantation of Italian culture to the US.

A remarkably substantive collection of musical artifacts of the life and times of Arturo Toscanini. Enthusiasts failiar with Toscanini's musical career in the United States and the UK will find much useful information and memorabilia stemming from his Italian operatic career. Our guide, who barely spoke English, was nevertheless proved willing, enthusiastic and ultimately, vividly communicative. A very worthwhile hour that genuinely enriched our visit to Parma.

Since Toscanini didn't live here long, the house is not the main attraction, but it is full of photos, information, and videos about the man. We had an excellent guide through the museum, and his enthusiasm added a lot to our visit.

Visited the 'Arturo Toscanini' Museum today, paid a reduced fee as we were both students of 1 euro. The staff there were friendly and one guy showed us each and every room, mentioning everything within the room and providing some useful background in Italian about the life of Arturo Toscanini. He was friendly and informative. Well worth a visit if you have a spare hour in Parma.

This is an excellent museum to visit. The staff was very friendly and although their English was, well, non-existant, we really enjoyed the displays as well as the DVD at the end of the tour through the different rooms. Definitely a must-visit!

This is the birth home of Arturo Toscanini, native son of Parma and perhaps the greatest maestro of all time. It is filled with artifacts and memorabilia related to the maestro, and classic recordings of his music are often played. Admirers of Toscanini will not be disappointed.

Toscanini was born in this house and stayed one year.Later his grand daughter bought the house, and filled it with furniture, clothes, pictures, music sheets, and films about him conducting worldwide.I was very impressed by the quality of everything shown, and specially by some rare recordings of concerts or rehearsals.Toscanini was famous worldwide, and he is loved in USA. he ended his life in a house in Riverdale/Bronx NYC.

la casa museo del grande compositore è ricca di cimeli appartenuti all'artista. merita una visita. se poi siete amanti del genere è doverosa.

Nella mattinata del 16 gennaio ho assistito alla cerimonia di commemorazione della morte del Maestro Arturo Toscanini che si è tenuta all'interno della sua Casa Natale. Per arrivare al cortiletto interno dove si trova il busto del Maestro si percorre uno stretto corridoio, alle cui pareti si trovano alcuni manifesti delle tante opere dirette dal Maestro. Dallo stesso corridoio si salgono le scale che portano al primo piano, qui si trovano tre stanze, due grandi e una molto piccola, penso si trattasse di un vecchio locale adibito a cucina. Nelle prime due stanze si trovano diversi abiti del Maestro, foto e ritratti, una scrivania, un pianoforte e una quantità notevole di cimeli e ricordi del Maestro, tra le tante curiosità anche una lettera scritta da Gabriele D’Annunzio. Al terzo piano una stanza attrezzata come un piccolo auditorium, dove è possibile assistere alla proiezione di un interessante filmato. Io ho fatto un piccolo e sommario sunto di quanto si può trovare nella casa e il prezzo del biglietto è veramente irrisorio, il personale di servizio nella casa museo, è estremamente cortese, preparato e appassionato, non esitate a chiedere delucidazioni sul museo e sul grande Maestro, rimarrete veramente soddisfatti dalle loro risposte. Per Alessandro.

Non solo per musicofili e melomani ma anche per semplici curiosi .. le stanze sono poche ma ben disposte e ricche di cimeli e ricordi molto significativi del maestro ed importanti coevi.Siamo poi stati guidati "per mano" come in visita privata dalla gentile addetta.

ピロッタ宮殿を出て、川を眺めながら橋を渡り、公園をぬけてた先にあります。入口に鍵がかかっており、インターフォンを鳴らすと開けてくれました。トスカニーニの1階に楽譜がならび、2階3階と見学します。他に見学者がいなかったので、トスカニーニの親族というスタッフが丁寧にガイドしてくれました。トスカニーニファンにはたまりませんが、クラシックがわからない人は見所はないかも。

Il museo, allocato su tre piani,dispone di una ricca collezione di foto, cimeli e documenti della vita artistica del Maestro Toscanini. Interessante il filmato di 40 minuti circa.

Ci sono passata per caso in bicicletta, molto interessante la spiegazione che danno gli addetti,sicuramente da visitare