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Group sizeUp to 100 travelers
Overview
Enjoy a wonderful opera concert in the Sala Girelli, in the heart of Verona, presented by Lirica Sala Girelli Verona, which boasts twenty years of experience in organizing concerts, with a particular focus on promoting the most promising singers and musicians on the scene Italian musical. Lirica Sala Girelli's goal is to promote and preserve the historic sites that have been so important to the development of the music scene in Italy. Music is more than a singer's voice. In the words of Italian Romances, we can find all the strength of love, which has always played a significant role in Italian culture and continues to have a profound impact on new generations. This passion for opera inspires all people, highlighting the importance of support and unity, especially for tomorrow's listeners: children, our future.
What's included
- Cast of international artists
- There is no break planned
- Selection of the best classical and operatic repertoire
- The concert lasts sixty-five minutes
- Cloakroom service available
- Dedicated reception with welcome aperitif
- Concert with tenor, mezzo-soprano and piano
What to expect
Lirica Sala Girelli Verona
Sala Lirica Girelli also represents a new opportunity to discover the Italian and European instrumental and operatic repertoire, for all enthusiasts and new generations looking for historical and engaging emotions.
The concerts promoted by Lirica Girelli are held in selected locations that have strong historical, artistic and cultural value. They boast the participation of the best performers in the field of classical, lyrical and operatic music.
PLAN
W.A. MOZART “Symphony” from The Marriage of Figaro
G. VERDI “La donna è mobile” from Rigoletto
C. GOUNOD “O ma lira immortelle”, from Sapho
G. PUCCINI “Intermezzo” from Manon Lescaut
G. DONIZETTI “Tombs of my ancestors”, by Lucia Di Lammermoor
G. BIZET “Habanera” from Carmen
G. DONIZETTI “A furtive tear” from Elisir d'Amore
A. PONCHIELLI “Dance of the Hours” from Gioconda
P. MASCAGNI “Tu qui, Santuzza” from Cavalleria Rusticana
G. VERDI “Brindisi” from Traviata I
