Sciarrino's Ti vedo, ti sento, mi perdo at La Scala

Von Renato Verga, 15 November 2017

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Rezensierte Veranstaltung: Teatro alla Scala, Mailand, am 14 November 2017

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Teatro alla Scala

Maxime Pascal, Musikalische Leitung

Jürgen Flimm, Regie

Laura Aikin, La cantatrice

Charles Workman, Musico

Otto Katzameier, Letterato

Sónia Grané, Pasquozza

Lena Haselmann, Chiappina

Thomas Lichtenecker, Solfetto

Christian Oldenburg, Finocchio

Emanuele Cordaro, Minchiello

Ramiro Maturana, Giovane cantore

Gudrun Hartmann, Regie

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Renato Verga

Renato graduated from Turin University in Physics. He has always had a particular passion for music and the stage. A former member of a choir, he was raised in the musical milieu influenced by the eminent Italian musicologist Massimo Mila. In 2014, Renato started his own blog, which now has 1000 posts.

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