A musical jouney dating back in time to recall the legendary concert by Luciano Pavarotti, Josè Carreras, Placido Domingo at the “Terme di Caracalla” in the far 1990. On the stage three terrific tenors with versatile vocalism and brilliant communicativeness will let the public live anew the emotions of that memorable night of the 7th July, 36 years ago.

Since the 19th century all the greatest Italian opera composers as Giuseppe Verdi, Gioacchino Rossini, Ruggero Leoncavallo, Giacomo Puccini, have chosen to spend some time in Montecatini Terme to recover at the famous Baths and find inspiration. Their music has contributed to make our town well known all over the world and that still resonates everywhere always causing new heartbeats in whom is listening. Places and artists will stay in your heart forever.

Who says Opera is for old people? Here’s a vocal Trio of 3 beautiful artists, 2 sopranos and 1 mezzosoprano, whose individual career has already led to perform on famous international stages. An engaging and refined concert, rich in nuances but with a common ground: alluring harmonies able to fascinate any kind of audience.

A musical jouney dating back in time to recall the legendary concert by Luciano Pavarotti, Josè Carreras, Placido Domingo at the “Terme di Caracalla” in the far 1990. On the stage three terrific tenors with versatile vocalism and brilliant communicativeness will let the public live anew the emotions of that memorable night of the 7th July, 36 years ago.

A concert to tell how the universal power of music can unite two ancient and distant civilizations as the “Silk Road” once did. On the stage of Montecatini Opera Festival will be Chinese soprano Chunxi Hu, a young Opera Ambassador in the world.

Puccini grew up surrounded by women, his mother and six sisters, he payed tribute to women's world in every single Opera with great sensitivity. Key characters whom nobody can remain indifferent. Female’s characters are protagonist in all his drama, carriers of emotions and ideologies, pivot and soul of every story, even if sometimes some male characters try to overwhelm them. Manon, “the little woman in love”; Tosca, passionate and devotee; Mimì, who lives only when she loves; hapless Butterfly, the love over all; Turandot, icy and detached princess…These are Puccini women: sorrowful heroines that he deeply loved.

A musical jouney dating back in time to recall the legendary concert by Luciano Pavarotti, Josè Carreras, Placido Domingo at the “Terme di Caracalla” in the far 1990. On the stage three terrific tenors with versatile vocalism and brilliant communicativeness will let the public live anew the emotions of that memorable night of the 7th July, 36 years ago.

Italy is universally considered the homeland of Opera. There is no audience that cannot be won over. For more than four centuries, it has enchanted spectators worldwide with a beauty that everyone can understand and appreciate. If you are planning a trip to Italy, take the time to enjoy your favorite arias or discover opera for the first time. And if all of this takes place in a UNESCO World Heritage site with outstanding artists and the extraordinary presence of a young violinist with impeccable technique and extraordinary expressive intensity, the event becomes truly unmissable.
Hailed by Zubin Mehta as “one of the most extraordinary talents of her generation,” Amira Abouzahra was born in 2005 and she made her solo debut at seven. Since then, she has conquered the most prestigious stages, including Covent Garden in London, the Lincoln Center in New York, the Berlin Philharmonic, the Cairo Opera, and the Royal Opera House in Muscat and has collaborated with some of the most important orchestras in the international scene, including the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of London, the Hungarian National Philharmonic, ORF, the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino Orchestra, the Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra of Moscow, the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, and Kremerata Baltica.
A shining star in a night of great music

A musical jouney dating back in time to recall the legendary concert by Luciano Pavarotti, Josè Carreras, Placido Domingo at the “Terme di Caracalla” in the far 1990. On the stage three terrific tenors with versatile vocalism and brilliant communicativeness will let the public live anew the emotions of that memorable night of the 7th July, 36 years ago.

The evening offers an absorbing programme that will definitely involve even the least accustomed to concert halls, from Melodrama to the great classics of the Neapolitan song, a kind of music still lively despite its 500 hundred-year history which has let entire generations dream and fall in love but also unforgettable themes from the big screen. A selection of true masterpieces for a timeless love.

A musical jouney dating back in time to recall the legendary concert by Luciano Pavarotti, Josè Carreras, Placido Domingo at the “Terme di Caracalla” in the far 1990. On the stage three terrific tenors with versatile vocalism and brilliant communicativeness will let the public live anew the emotions of that memorable night of the 7th July, 36 years ago.

Born in New York of Greek parents Maria Callas was gifted with an extraordinary voice, a very special instrument, which joined an unmistakable timbre to volume, extension and agility. She was not only a great singer but a complete artist with a fantastic capacity of interpretation.
An extraordinary singer and actress with undisputed charm and irresistible charisma.
For her great many fans she was absolutely fantastic, simply “Divine”.
Close your eyes and get ready to dream…

An unusual combination where the great tradition of Italian opera meets the rhythms of tango and Argentine folklore. There are many connections between these two worlds. They are geographically distant but so closely linked. Tango derives largely from Italian immigration to Argentina and it is no coincidence that the greatest composers of this genre have obviously Italian surnames.
Famous opera pieces will dialogue with historical and poignant tangoes, in a plot made of nostalgia and passion, seduction and sensuality.

A musical jouney dating back in time to recall the legendary concert by Luciano Pavarotti, Josè Carreras, Placido Domingo at the “Terme di Caracalla” in the far 1990. On the stage three terrific tenors with versatile vocalism and brilliant communicativeness will let the public live anew the emotions of that memorable night of the 7th July, 36 years ago.

The Arts aspire to Beauty, which is long lasting, rich in a universal language speaking to the heart, distances and boundaries being removed. The FIORI DALLE STEPPE project was founded on September 30, 2022. The title evokes the flowers and the resilient plants of the steppes which, in order to withstand intense heat and prolonged drought, have small, light-colored leaves that curl when faced with adverse conditions.
On the stage of the Montecatini Opera Festival, Italian and Kazakh excellence meet.

Italy is universally considered the homeland of Opera. There is no audience that cannot be won over. If you are planned your trip to Italy take the time to enjoy your favorite arias or to discover the Opera for the first time, taking part in an unmissable emotional experience in the symbol of the town and Italian art.
The evening will feature tenor Ragaa Eldin, who will be awarded the “IL PARNASO” Prize, reserved for artists who have distinguished themselves on the international stage. Born in Egypt in 1983, Ragaa Eldin graduated from the Cairo Conservatory and continued his studies in London and Paris. Winner of numerous awards in prestigious vocal competitions, his recent engagements include Turandot and Madama Butterfly at the Deutsche Oper Berlin, La Bohème at the Opera of Kazan, Lucia di Lammermoor in Clermont-Ferrand, Ernani in Cagliari, Tosca in Novara, Carmen in Macerata, Iolanta in Kiel, Rigoletto in Warsaw, a Puccini Gala at the Puccini Festival in Torre del Lago and participation in the Opera Gala of Egyptian Stars for the inauguration of the New Egyptian Museum in Cairo.

Who says Opera is for old people? Here’s a vocal Trio of 3 beautiful artists, 2 sopranos and 1 mezzosoprano, whose individual career has already led to perform on famous international stages. An engaging and refined concert, rich in nuances but with a common ground: alluring harmonies able to fascinate any kind of audience.

A musical jouney dating back in time to recall the legendary concert by Luciano Pavarotti, Josè Carreras, Placido Domingo at the “Terme di Caracalla” in the far 1990. On the stage three terrific tenors with versatile vocalism and brilliant communicativeness will let the public live anew the emotions of that memorable night of the 7th July, 36 years ago.

The evening offers an absorbing programme that will definitely involve even the least accustomed to concert halls, from the masterpieces of Melodrama but also unforgettable themes from the big screen and a selection of hit songs from Musical.
Pieces of everlasting freshness and modernity for a timeless love.