Trenitalia's Officine Sinfoniche Debuts in Palermo with Teatro Massimo Orchestra

Fatti principali

• Trenitalia's Officine Sinfoniche debuted in Palermo on Saturday, October 10.
• The Orchestra del Teatro Massimo performed at the Impianto di Manutenzione Corrente Sicilia Occidentale, conducted by Alberto Maniaci.
• The venue is part of the historic Deposito Locomotive Palermo Brancaccio, active for over a century.
• The concert included the world premiere of Maniaci's Allontanarsi dalla linea gialla for orchestra and recorded voice (ad libitum).
• Other works performed: Rossini's Sinfonia from Il barbiere di Siviglia, Mozart's Symphony No. 41 Jupiter, Mascagni's Intermezzo from Cavalleria rusticana, and Morricone's Nuovo Cinema Paradiso.
• The project will next visit four Italian facilities: Foggia, Napoli Gianturco, Verona, and Roma San Lorenzo.
• Officine Sinfoniche is part of the broader Pensare al treno, Pensare il treno operation.
• The initiative aims to enhance corporate culture and showcase the daily work, skills, and industrial culture of railway employees.