7 Voci Chi fermerà la lirica? by Various, Di. 05 Jan. 2021, Ab (2021/2021), Teatro Goldoni, Livorno, Italien

She boasts a bright career that has seen her present in the most important theaters in the world over the years, directed by the most prestigious sticks and internationally renowned directors: she is the mezzo-soprano Sonia Ganassi , expected on Tuesday 5 January, at 6 pm in the final concert for " 7 Voices - Who will stop opera? " , the live streaming review on Goldoni's YouTube channel for “Web Opera”. A versatile and curious artist, Ganassi is a brilliant interpreter in the early years of her career of a repertoire centered on the Rossinian roles and on all the mezzo-soprano roles of Bellini and Donizetti, which soon expanded with forays into the Baroque, Mozart and French repertoire. his other field of choice. In the last 10 years, with the attainment of a full vocal and artistic maturity, she has approached the Verdi repertoire and the realist repertoire. He has performed several times the role of Eboli in Verdi's Don Carlo which debuted with unanimous acclaim from audiences and critics in Barcelona in 2007 and also performed in a new production of the Covent Garden in London directed by Antonio Pappano in 2008, the role of Amneris in Aida , by Preziosilla in theForce of fate , by Cuniza in Oberto conte di San Bonifacio role performed at the Teatro alla Scala in a splendid staging by Mario Martone under the direction of Riccardo Frizza in 2013, up to the very successful debut of Cavalleria Rusticana in Dresden in 2016. The interests Sonia Ganassi's musical and artistic works are also aimed at a large repertoire of the second half of the 20th century and contemporary music. In the awaited concert at Goldoni, we will be able to listen to her in a program that will highlight her splendid technical and interpretative skills: opening "La regata veneziana" (3 songs in Venetian dialect) by G. Rossini , which will be followed by "Le specter de la roses "fromLes nuits d'été by H. Berlioz ; it will then be the turn of Zaïde , Op.19, No.1 by the same author and “Ah, que j'aime les militaires” from La Grande-Duchesse de Gérolstein by J. Offenbach ; after a tribute to Pietro Mascagni with "You know it, o mamma" from his masterpiece Cavalleria rusticana , it will close with "Acerba voluttà" by Adriana Lecouvreur by F. Cilea . At the piano Silvia Gasperini who will play "Une caresse à ma femme" from Péchés des vieillesse by G. Rossini, "Méditation" from Thaïs by J. Massenet and "L'abbandono" fromLe Villi by G. Puccini.