On June 07 2014, at the headquarters of the Stables of Villa Pallavicino, the official opening of the “Renata Tebaldi Museum” took place. This museum presents a charming itinerary through the Italian melodrama heritage, with objects, clothing, and jewels belonging to the woman called by Maestro Arturo Toscanini “Angel Voice” as well as documentary material and testimonies by famous artists and colleagues. The above museum is ardently supported by the Renata Tebaldi Committee of Milan which, in view of the Bicentenary, has embarked upon a fruitful collaboration with the Municipality of Busseto. The museum’s aim is not only to make the most of the abundant material from the archives of the famous artist, but also to become a significant music, history and culture centre; a centre able to house further exhibition material, and also events of primary importance. These will be staged in the courtyard of the stables of Villa Pallavicino, virtually creating an authentic open-air theatre.
The Museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday, with the following times:
morning 10.00 – 12.00 last admission afternoon 14.30 – 17.00 last admission
The Museum is a privately owned: times may vary, it is advisable to always call in advance 0524/97870.
Single Ticket
Full price € 7,00 Reduced “A” € 5,00 (previsto per gruppi oltre 20 persone – ragazzi dai 6 ai 14 anni – adulti oltre i 65 anni – soci TCI) Reduced “B” € 2,00 (previsto per scuole in gita culturale, gratuito per insegnanti accompagnatori)
Combined ticket Teatro G. Verdi e Museo Renata Tebaldi:
Full price € 8,50 Reduced “A” € 7,00 ((for groups over 20 people – children aged 6 to 14 years – adults over 65 years old – TCI member) Reduced “B” € 4,00 (for schools in cultural trip – free for accompanying teachers)
Free entry for accompanying teachers, tour guides and interpreters exercising their profession.
Headquarters of the Stables of Villa Pallavicino, Via Ferdinando Provesi 41, 43011 Busseto (PR) Tel. 0524.97870 info@museorenatatebaldi.it
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