Festa Ta Mont - Val San Nicolò

Plan of the Event

Friday 1st of August 2008
h. 5.30 p.m. introduction of the book “Il regno di Fanes”
by the Museum Ladino di Fassa the book written by Brunamaria Dal Lago Veneri and illustrated by Fabio Visentinwill be introducted
h. 21.00 p.m. “Festa Ta Mont” and “Salvanel legend” introduction
by the event tend of Pozza di Fassa will be introducted the 2 days event set in San Nicolò valley
Saturday 2nd of August 2008
h. 8.00 a.m Road to Val San Nicolo closed
it will be possible to reach the valley just with special buses.
h. 9.00 a.m. meeting at Buffaure lift for the trip with Alpine guides
it will be possible to reach Val San Nicolò through the path “anter I fosc”
h. 11.00 a.m. Event official beginning
h. 12.00 a.m. Kitchens opening
possibility to taste special traditional food
h. 14.00 p.m. Suoni delle Dolomiti (Dolomiti’s sounds) with ensemble “Hortus Musicus”
Later on in the afternoon tha event will go on with folkloristic music, dances and the historical representation of “Lidsanel” legend.
h. 21.00 Enchanted Night
All the valley and the “Colombert” a pick over the valley will be enlightened.
h. 22.30 Closing down of the event
h. 23.00 Last bus run
Sunday 3rd of August 2008
h. 8.00 a.m Road to Val San Nicolo closed
h. 9.00 a.m. Meeting at Buffaure lift for the trip with Alpine guides
From the Buffaure lawns passing through the Botanical Garden and going through the “Anter I Fosc” path you will reach the San Nicolò Valley.
h. 10.00 a.m. Event begins
h. 11.00 a.m. Catholic mass in “Mezza selva” site
h. 12.00 a.m. Kitchens opening
possibility to taste special traditional food
Later on in the afternoon the event will go on with folkloristic music, dances and the historical representation of “Lidsanel” legend.
h. 21.00 "Lidsanel"
Theatre representation in the site called “Pians da l’Ancona” (by Malga Crocifisso) of the work based on a Ladin legend (Lidsanel).

HORTUS MUSICUS
Hortus Musicus is a vocal and instrumental ensemble composed of 10 people coming from Estonia and set up in 1979 from the violinist Andres Mustonen. In all these years Hortus Musicus explored different languages: plain chants, hymns, medieval liturgical songs, from the French - Fleming school to the ‘300 Italian “maestri” to the Renaissance music. Moreover, they afford also Indian ragas, Armenian religious music, Jewish songs and contemporary music, some of them written on purpose. In this mix of music lives the secret of their longevity together with their famous creativity and freshness in performing.