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No.8/2020 – December

Posted on November 30, 2020
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By Bianca L. Nica
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New articles

  • Vittorio Grigolo: Art & music are the glue that brings people of all kinds together & there should not be any walls.
  • Zoltan Nagy: Opera still manages to touch people. You’re never indifferent. It awakes or opens a universe of feelings. I could cry each time I hear Traviata’s Addio del passato or Gioconda’s Suicidio. As well as I can laugh every time on Rossini’s masterpieces, or close my eyes and enjoy Wagner’s Overture of Meistensinger.
  • Charming beginnings: Federica Guida
  • Charming beginnings: Vincenzo Costanzo
  • Marina Monzó: We try to attract young people by trying a thousand new things and that is why we find all kinds of productions, but we forget that the most direct way to move the audience is through music and truth on stage.

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