Concert and parade by the music band "Musega da Vich"
Starting from the rehearsal room in the "Strada Cirillo Dellantonio", the brass band of Vigo parades through the streets of the town centre and performs a pleasant and cheerful repertoire in the square "Piaz de Ramon"
Music has always played a central role in the lives of the inhabitants of Fassa: it accompanies everyday life, church celebrations, dances and village festivals. The first musical ensemble of Vigo was founded in 1820 by the organist of the parish church of San Giovanni, Giovanni Battista Detomas. Originally, the band's activities were exclusively linked to religious functions, so much so that the musical instruments were part of the church's patrimony. Over time, however, the performances expanded, becoming increasingly present in the life of the community. In 1841, the band even welcomed the arrival of the King of Saxony, Frederick Augustus, who was visiting the valley to study Dolomite botany. Today, the "Musega da Vich", passionately conducted by Maestro Alessandro Ghetta, is made up of 66 musicians, two flag bearers and a lively group of vivandiere, all volunteers in traditional dress. They are joined by a large number of students, who proudly represent the future of the group. The repertoire alternates traditional pieces with modern pieces, showcasing the sensitivity and instrumentation of today's band.
The concert is free and, in case of rain, will be held at the "Navalge" Theatre.
