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Grandezze Meraviglie 22° FESTIVAL MUSICALE ESTENSE Grandezze Meraviglie& MODENA FERRARA SASSUOLO VIGNOLA ZOCCA SEMELANO CASTAGNETO 2019 A SSOCI A ZIONE M USIC A LE E STENSE BIGLIETTI E ABBONAMENTIBIGLIETTI E ABBONAMENTI Per la diffusione della musica antica BIGLIETTIBIGLIETTI E EABBONAMENTI ABBONAMENTI Intero Ridotto A Intero Ridotto Ridotto B A Ridotto B Intero Intero Ridotto Ridotto A A Ridotto Ridotto B B biglietto singolobiglietto concerto singolo concerto € 13 € 10 € 13 € 5 € 10 € 5 biglietto singolo concerto € 13 € 10 € 5 abbonamento Modenaabbonamentobiglietto (9 concerti) singolo Modena concerto € (9 85 concerti) € 70 € € 85 €13 25 € € 70 10 € € 25 5 abbonamento Modena (9 concerti) € 85 € 70 € 25 abbonamento aabbonamento abbonamento13 concerti * a Modena 13 concerti € 100 (9 concerti) * € 85 € € 100 €85 30 € € 85 70 € € 30 25 abbonamentoabbonamento a 13a 13 concerti concerti * * € 100€ 100 € €85 85 € €30 30 XXIIª EDIZIONE * 9 Modena, 2 Vignola,* 9 Modena, 2 Sassuolo 2 Vignola, 2 Sassuolo * 9* 9Modena, Modena, 2 Vignola,2 Vignola, 2 Sassuolo2 Sassuolo Modena - Ferrara - Sassuolo - Vignola - Zocca, Semelano & Castagneto L’abbonato ha i postiL’abbonato riservati ha anche i posti nei riservati concerti anche fuori abbonamentonei concerti fuori abbonamento L’abbonato ha i posti riservati anche nei concerti fuori abbonamentoMedagliaMEDAGLIA Medagliadel DEL Presidente PRESIDENTE del Presidente dellaDELLA REPUBBLICARepubblica della Repubblica L’abbonato ha i posti riservati anche nei concerti fuori abbonamento MedagliaMedaglia del del Presidente Presidente della della Repubblica Repubblica Intero dai 26 ai 64 anni Intero dai 26 ai 64 anni 2019 Intero dai 26 ai 64 anni 2019 Intero dai 26 ai 64 anni 2019 Ridotto A (BigliettiRidotto e abbonamenti) A (Biglietti soci e abbonamenti) Associazione sociMusicale Associazione Estense Musicale Estense 2019 Ridotto A (Biglietti e abbonamenti) soci Associazione Musicale Estense oltre i 65 anni, possessorioltreRidotto i 65 dianni, AYounger (Biglietti possessori Card, e abbonamenti) didisoccupati Younger Card, documentati soci disoccupati AssociazionePromosso documentatida Musicale Estense PROMOSSO DA Solooltreoltre abbonamenti: i 65 i 65 anni, anni, possessori possessori Abbonati di dialYounger YoungerTeatro Card,Comunale Card, disoccupati disoccupati di Modena documentati documentati PROMOSSO DA Solo abbonamenti: Abbonati al Teatro Comunale di Modena PROMOSSO DA Solo abbonamenti: Abbonati al Teatro Comunale di Modena PROMOSSO DA e al Teatro Fabbrie di Soloal Vignola Teatro abbonamenti: Fabbri di Vignola Abbonati al Teatro Comunale di Modena e al Teatro Fabbri di Vignola Grandezze&Meraviglie e al Teatro Fabbri di Vignola Ridotto B giovaniRidotto dai 15 Bai giovani25 anni, dai studenti 15 ai 25 universitari, anni, studenti Con universitari, il contributo di LIBERALITÀ Ridotto B giovani dai 15 ai 25 anni, studenti universitari, DI PRIVATI studentiRidotto dell’Istituto B giovani Vecchi/Tonelli dai 15 ai 25 anni, e del studentiConservatorio universitari, G. 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