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Vespucci Tour: Verdi played in Tokyo with tourism ministry

Vespucci Tour: Verdi played in Tokyo with tourism ministry

We celebrate Italian opera tradition says Santanchè

ROME, 29 August 2024, 15:36

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Now set to play at the Villaggio Italia, set up in Tokyo to mark the arrival of the Amerigo Vespucci ship, is the Giuseppe Verdi String Quartet, within the framework of the activities supported by the tourism ministry and Italian Tourism Agency ENIT.
    Riccardo Muti has entrusted the performance to the musicians from the Tokyo Spring Festival Orchestra, which he has conducted for years in symphonic and opera concerts on the occasion of the Festival, but also to the Riccardo Muti Italian Opera Academy.
    During the two weeks of rehearsals of his academy, the maestro will transmit his method of opera preparation to singers, orchestra and young conductors selected from all over the world, but also to the public, who can attend the sessions (this year in Tokyo from September 3 to 16).
    In this way music can break down any barriers and unite in harmony cultures and countries that are different from one another and far away geographically. And so the string quartet of the great Tokyo orchestra can give voice to one of our most famous composers, with a wholly Italian interpretation, assimilated through Riccardo Muti's rehearsals and anecdotes in the long professional and emotional relationship that links the Maestro to this orchestra and this country.
    It is an event that, giving voice to one of the most famous Italian composers, is aimed at promoting the valorisation and teaching of Italian opera in all parts of the world.
    "The Italian opera tradition, recognised at a global level for its richness and mastery, finds in this concert an opportunity to be celebrated and diffused.
    "Italian opera is a symbol of creativity and innovation, and its promotion abroad helps boost Italy's image as a cultural and artistic epicentre. These moments become at the same time a highly strategic engine for Italy, drawing tourists who, starting with music, discover the Italian tourism offering in its various forms," said Tourism Minister Daniela Santanchè.
   
   

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