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New Year’s Eve Concert - The Three Tenors
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NEW YEAR’S EVE CONCERT THE THREE TENORS: OPERA ARIAS, WALTZES AND CHRISTMAS SONGS
The Three Tenors Vincenzo Tremante, Alessandro Fortunato and Francesco Fortes, from the most prestigious italian theaters, accompanied by a string quartet and piano, will perform a special programme of Opera Arias, Christmas Songs and New Year’s Eve typical Waltzes. Get ready to experience an unforgettable New Year's Eve by letting yourself be carried away by the sublime voices of the Three Tenors with an unparalleled repertoire immersed in the magnificence of the Horti Sallustiani, a monumental complex, a masterpiece of engineering and architecture, a true oasis of peace and beauty that rises in the heart of the eternal city.
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We recommend you arrive at the Opera e Lirica concerts a minimum of 30 minutes before the performance starts.
Program and cast
CONCERT PROGRAM
First Time
Pietro Mascagni, Cavalleria Rusticana Intermezzo
Gaetano Donizetti, L'Elisir d'amore Una furtiva lagrima
Giacomo Puccini, Tosca E lucevan le stelle
Giuseppe Verdi, Rigoletto La donna è mobile
Jules Massenet, Thais Intermezzo
Giuseppe Verdi, La Traviata Dei miei bollenti spiriti
Augustìn Lara, Granada
Giacomo Puccini, Turandot Nessun dorma
Second Time
Johan Strauss, Sul Bel Danubio Blu
Christmas songs
Adeste Fideles
Tu scendi dalle stelle
White Christmas
Let it snowJingle Bells
War is over
Johan Strauss Marcia di Radetzky
Opera e Lirica Artists:
Tenors Vincenzo Tremante, Alessandro Fortunato and Francesco Fortes
Musicians Elvin Dhimitri, Ilia Kanani, Alina Scoticailo, Valentino Ferraro, Denis Volpi
BREAK 10 minutes between the two acts
We recommend you arrive at the Opera e Lirica concerts a minimum of 30 minutes before the performance starts.
Horti Sallustiani
HORTI SALLUSTIANI
Beneath the bustling heart of Rome, approximately fifteen meters below the modern-day surface, lies an invaluable treasure – the Horti Sallustiani, an oasis of tranquility and beauty that once rivaled the most opulent palaces of the Roman Empire. Erected in the 1st century BC by Gaius Sallustius Crispus, a renowned Roman historian and senator, this monumental complex epitomized the pinnacle of engineering and architectural brilliance. The verdant residence sprawled across three expansive terraces, each adorned with lush gardens, enchanting grottoes, opulent baths, exquisite statues, and priceless works of art. In 20 AD, the Horti Sallustiani were incorporated into the imperial domain, becoming the preferred retreat of emperors like Tiberius, Claudius, and Hadrian. Their magnificence rivaled that of the most extravagant palaces of the era, serving as a testament to the empire's power and prosperity.
Today, after centuries of neglect and plundering, the Horti Sallustiani have resurfaced thanks to meticulous archaeological excavations, offering visitors a sanctuary of serenity amidst the urban clamor. They stand not merely as an archaeological site of captivating allure but also as a testament to humanity's ingenuity. Through a masterful restoration and repurposing, the complex has been transformed into a modern and functional space, seamlessly hosting cultural events, conferences, and exhibitions. The Horti Sallustiani embody the harmonious coexistence of history and modernity, preserving the cherished memories of the past while embracing the vibrant spirit of the future. They serve as a poignant reminder of Rome's enduring legacy, a testament to the enduring power of beauty, and an inspiration for generations to come.
HOW TO GET TO ST. GEORGER’S HALL
Piazza Sallustio, 21 - Rome
Metro A "Barberini", "Castro Pretorio"
Bus 910, 63, 83, 360, 38, 92, 223, 16, 52, 80
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