(Credit: Teatro dell’Opera di Roma) Italy’s Teatro dell’Opera di Roma has announced the 2021-22 season featuring world premieres, rarely staged works, and star singers. Here is a look at the operatic performances of the season. Pre-Opening Before opening night, the fall season will see Verdi’s “Giovanna d’Arco.” The work will be presented for the first time in Rome since 1972 {…}
The Teatro dell’Opera di Roma will continue its free streaming through its Teatro Digitale. On Dec. 25, the company will stream a Christmas concert featuring Roberto Gabbiani leading the Chrosu and Orchestra dell’Opera di Roma. The priogram will include Vivaldi’s “Credo,” “Magnificat,” and “Gloria.” On Dec. 31, Roberto Abbado will conduct the New Year’s Eve concert featuring music by Tchaikovsky. {…}
On Oct. 23, the Teatro dell’Opera di Roma in Italy will perform a concert entitled “Schubertiade.” The showcase, which will be dedicated to composer Franz Schubert, will be conducted by Roberto Gabbiani and will include Agnieszka Jadwiga Grochala performing “Mirjam’s Siegesgesang.” The concert will also see chorus members Marika Spadafino, Emanuela Luchetti, Maurizio Scavone, and Alessandro Fabbri perform “Gebet.” Other {…}
The Teatro dell’Opera di Roma has revealed its first fall concerts at the Teatro Costanzi. On August 28, the theater will present Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons” conducted by Vincenzo Bolognese. Bolognese will also perform the famed Violin Concertos. The concert will also include the composer’s “Gloria” under Roberto Gabbiani. The piece will feature the chorus and three soloists from the “Fabbrica” {…}