Published on 23 October 2026
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Corinthia Palace has introduced Palace Concerts, a year-round programme of musical performances taking place across the historic hotel in Malta. The initiative features Maltese and international musicians performing chamber music, solo recitals and themed concerts at several venues within the property.
The programme spans Villa Corinthia, the hotel’s Secret Garden, its poolside setting and the Corinthia ballroom, with performances complemented by the gastronomy of Chef Francesco Mazzei.
The upcoming programme includes Celebrating the Clarinet, scheduled for 8th November at Villa Corinthia. The concert features clarinettist Michael Pantalleresco alongside a string ensemble, performing works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Carl Maria von Weber.
The €70 ticket includes the concert, followed by a standing buffet reception prepared by Chef Francesco Mazzei, with free-flowing wines and other beverages.

Further performances scheduled for the season include a piano recital by Gabrijel Cassar on 6th December and Christmas Extravaganza on 20th December, a festive musical celebration for the holiday season.
Alfred Pisani, Chairman of Corinthia Group, said that "since the opening of Corinthia Palace in 1962, the Villa has been a place of celebration and memorable gatherings. This new musical programme continues that tradition, welcoming exceptional musicians into the life of the hotel. We are grateful to the artists who will make these evenings so special, and to those whose vision has helped bring this programme to life."
Alexandra Pisani, General Manager of Corinthia Palace, said, "art and culture have always been part of the atmosphere of Corinthia Palace. Through this musical programme, we celebrate the creative spirit of Maltese artists and offer our guests a unique cultural experience. Music becomes part of the environment of the Villa, enriching the sense of place and the hospitality we provide."
Palace Concerts brings together live musical performances, the hotel's historic venues and dining experiences as part of Corinthia Palace's ongoing programme of cultural entertainment.
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