On Tuesday 8 May at 9:00 pm in the great hall of La Statale University, the English conductor Jamie Phillips will come back on the podium of UniMi Symphony Orchestra after two years, with the following program: the Symphony No. 31 Hornsignal (1765) by Haydn , inspired by the so called “hunting symphonies”, very popular at the time in all the European courts; the Dances of Galánta (1933) by Zoltán Kodály, a collection of Hungarian dances inspired at the little town where the young composer discovered the folk music; the Diversions on a theme by Benjamin Britten, for piano (left hand) and orchestra, commissioned in 1940 by the pianist Paul Wittgenstein who had lost his right arm during the First World War; by the australian composer Brett Dean, Short Stories (2005)  musical miniatures that refer to Webern and Satie.