The inauguration will offer free entry until the end of November (subject to venue capacity and with prior reservation at the Museums and Monuments of Portugal Ticket Office), along with a special programme running throughout the entire weekend.

Among the highlights are concerts by composer and percussionist Iúri Oliveira, the Orquestra de Foles, the Gamelan Orchestra of NOVA FCSH and the Embassy of Indonesia, as well as the LVSITANVS carillon, the largest and heaviest travelling carillon in the world.

The museum introduces a new thematic and multisensory exhibition circuit, inviting visitors to listen, see, touch, and even feel music in different ways. There will also be inclusive experiences, featuring innovative accessibility resources for blind, deaf, or sensory-sensitive visitors.

Il Trionfo d’Amore — Árias de ópera do barroco português 

À descoberta de uma harpa Érard de 1802 

300.º aniversário do Stradivarius “Chevillard — Rei de Portugal” 

A flauta clássica em instrumentos históricos 

Listen her voice — lançamento de álbum com música de compositoras alemãs 

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The countdown has begun for the start of a new chapter in the history of the National Music Museum.

The grand opening ceremony is scheduled for 22 November, a date historically marked by the celebration of Saint Cecilia, patron saint of musicians.

The programme includes several concerts and runs throughout the weekend and the following days.  

The programme will feature a variety of musical moments with, among others, composer and percussionist Iúri Oliveira, the Foles Orchestra, the NOVA FSCH and Indonesian Embassy Gamelan Orchestra, and the LVSITANVS carillon, the largest and heaviest travelling carillon in the world. 

The National Music Museum will have an immersive multimedia room, whose opening programme will include the premiere of a work commissioned from illustrator Bernardo Carvalho and musician Ricardo Jacinto, and ‘Harpa de ervas’ (Herb Harp), commissioned from composer Fátima Fonte and director Adriana Romero and developed from interviews with various personalities such as Ana Salazar, Afonso Reis Cabral, Álvaro Siza Vieira, Capicua, Herman José, Rui Paula, Simone de Oliveira and Vasco Palmeirim. 

Between 22 November and the end of the month, admission will be free, although subject to capacity, and it is recommended to book tickets through the Portuguese Museums and Monuments Ticket Office. 

The detailed programme will be announced here shortly!

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Countdown to the rediscovery of one of the most important collections of musical instruments from the 12th to the 21st century. Come and discover it!

The National Music Museum houses one of the most important collections of musical instruments from the 12th to the 21st century, representing various practices and contexts, some of which are classified as “national treasures”. 

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