Arena di Verona
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Antonio Vivaldi
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An unmissable multi-sensory performance to celebrate The Four Seasons, directed by Marco Balich with Giovanni Andrea Zanon on violin.
On 28 August in the Arena we are celebrating Vivaldi's genius with a multi-sensory show that will take your breath away. Among the thousand-year-old stones of the Arena, technology meets classical music for the very first time. On the one hand the spectacular three-dimensional projections created by Balich Wonder Studio and on the other, the 29 elements of the Fondazione Arena orchestra accompanying the violin of classical music’s enfant prodigy, Giovanni Andrea Zanon.
28 August
Conceived by Marco Balich and co-produced by Fondazione Arena di Verona, the show creates a magical alchemy between classical music and technology. Combining transparent LED screens, visual effects, and three-dimensional projections, Viva Vivaldi will take you on a journey beyond space and time, combining the splendour of nature with the sublimeness of music, including a special homage to Venice (the composer's homeland). In the historic setting of the Arena di Verona, The Four Seasons will merge with a series of images so magical that you will feel as if you could touch them.
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A world premiere to celebrate the 300th anniversary of Vivaldi's The Four Seasons. Arena di Verona presents an immersive experience combining classical music and technology, directed by Marco Balich, with Giovanni Andrea Zanon on violin.
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