Following the opening concert on Sunday, August 3rd in Sutrio, where the Polifonico presented a sacred program featuring selections from its most interesting repertoire, enjoyed by a large and enthusiastic audience, the Cororgano festival returns to Friuli-Venezia Giulia, under the artistic direction of Maestro Manuel Tomadin, dedicated to quality choral and organ music.

Three concerts, three cities, three historic organs, aiming to enhance the organ heritage of Friuli-Venezia Giulia through the talent of international soloists and instruments unique in their history and sound.
PALMANOVA – Duomo, Thursday, August 28, 2025 – 8:00 PM - Philipp Christ - (Germany)

The German organist will perform works by Bach and his contemporaries, making the most of the tonal potential of the precious Nachini organ. All this in the breathtaking setting of the star-shaped city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

TRIESTE – Lutheran Church (Largo Panfili), Friday, August 29, 2025 – 8:30 PM - Clemens Lucke - (Germany)

A unique event: after an introduction on the Tronci organ (1793), the evening will move to the monumental Steinmeyer organ (1874). Here, Lucke will live improvise the soundtracks to two Buster Keaton silent comedy films: Cops (1922) and One Week (1920). A true feast for the eyes and ears!

SPILIMBERGO – Cathedral, Sunday, August 31, 2025 – 5:00 PM - Marcin Szelest - (Poland)

From the ancient Renaissance Zanin organ, the organist from Krakow will lead us on a journey through the music that united Italy and Poland through centuries of history, migration, and cultural exchange. An enjoyable program full of discoveries.

Free admission to all events.