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success of the concert at Epiphany Manoppello

http://www.lopinionista.it/notizie/2011/01/concerto-dellepifania-al-volto-santo-di-manoppello/

Epiphany Concert at the Holy Face

January 8, 2011 Author: Director

The second edition, commissioned by the President of Provincial Council of Pescara Giorgio De Luca, was very successful

PESCARA - Great success has met with the Epiphany Concert held in the Basilica of the Holy Face packed with faithful. The President of the Provincial Council of Pescara Giorgio De Luca, this despite the precarious conditions individuals due to a seasonal flu, strongly wanted this second edition of the Epiphany Concert and announced a further effort of the Province to ensure that this becomes a permanent appointment in the coming years.
particularly applauded was the organizer of the Assumption Olivieri.
The greeting of the Basilica was led by Father Dominic of the Lord Chancellor and the presenter and commentator on music of the concert, Silvano Console, read a special message of Archbishop Metropolitan of Chieti - Vasto in which Bishop Bruno Forte The bishop, greeting those present at the Basilica of the Holy Face, which defines "pearl spirituality and prayer of the Diocese, "expresses the desire to" ensure his prayer for those who, at this time, they want to nurture their spirituality by listening to pieces of sacred music that put the focus of the mystery of ' Incarnation "and finally blesses all participants and wishes everyone" a year of blessing and peace. "
The evening was over two hours with a rich program of songs for soloists and choir ranging from 600 to the present day and from different musical traditions: English, French, German, Italian and of course with Bellini, and Verdi Mascagni. So classical music, opera, and music more popular, due to the Christmas festivities. The protagonists were the choir at St. Francis and St. Clare Montughi the city of Florence, directed by Henry Rolls with Monica Anglani soloists on piano, Michael Matteoli flute, and singers Luciano Graziosi, bass, and Catherine Mary Tindari, soprano.
The church of San Francesco and Santa Chiara in Montughi has always had, among his parishioners, a group of singers devoted to the study and singing religious songs accompanied by the most sacred occasions. The group has been gradually increasing in number and value. In 1998 the direction was taken by Master Henry Rolls.
were performed with a series of excerpts from operas by Bellini, Verdi and Mascagni and traditional folk music and Christmas, from Greensleeves to Adeste fideles, in Stille Nacht, a White Christmas, until in "Oh Happy Day" by the rhythmic clapping of the audience on their feet.
The more applause, more for his talent because "playing at home," was the bass Luciano Graziosi, a native of Manoppello, diploma in hand at the "U. Giordano in Foggia and leading roles in theaters across the bottom of Italy's most famous operas.