New Year's
Concert
Florence

Florence, at the Teatro del Maggio the End of Year Concert directed by Daniele Gatti

The famous Beethoven's Ninth Symphony is scheduled - at the end of the concert, to continue the celebrations in the Theater, the Maggio offers dinner with musical interventions, toasts and fireworks
Teatro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino Foundation
Maggio Autumn Festival – Dedicated to Giuseppe Verdi
To Florence the prestigious returns End of Year Concert of the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino: this year it will be directed by the Maestro Daniele Gatti, at the helm ofOrchestra and Choir of the Maggio, with the lead vocals of Lenneke Ruiten, soprano, Eleonora Filipponi, mezzo soprano, Maximilian Schmitt, tenor, e Luca Pisaroni, low; choir master, Lorenzo Fratini.

Scheduled for 31 December 2022 at 18 hours at theAuditorium of May, the Concert proposes one of the best known and loved pieces of the entire classical repertoire, the very famous Ninth Symphony of Ludwig van Beethoven - With the'Ode to joy of the finale, set to music on the inspired verses of Friedrich Schiller, is a perfect and auspicious greeting to the new year 2023.

At the end of the Concert, the May offers the possibility of continue the celebrations in the spaces of the Theater, with a rich program for New Year's Eve: aperitif is dinner with musical interventions, toasts of midnight, fireworks is entertainment music following.
Florence, at the Teatro del Maggio the End of Year Concert directed by Daniele Gatti

Interpreters

Director Daniele Gatti

Chorus and Orchestra of the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino
Choir Master Lorenzo Fratini

Soprano Lenneke Ruiten
Mezzo soprano Eleonora Filipponi
Tenor Maximilian Schmitt
Bass Luca Pisaroni

Program

Ludwig van Beethoven
Symphony no. 9 in D minor for soloists, chorus and orchestra op. 125

Who organizes

Teatro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino FoundationIt is one of the 14 Italian Lyric-Symphonic Foundations

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