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Carla Fracci gives her benediction at the re-opening of the Carlo Felice theatre in Genoa.

4 December 2010 by gramilano Leave a Comment

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The great Italian ballet star Carla Fracci arrived at the opening of La Traviata at the Carlo Felice theatre in Genoa.

Art and culture cannot die. We must do everything possible to help this theatre and the culture which nourishes mankind.”

This Traviata marks the reopening of Genoa’s beautiful modern theatre after closures brought about by government cut-backs and, according to some, poor management in the past.

Fabrizio Maria Carminati conducted Henning Brockhaus’s production. Norah Amsellem snag the role of Violetta Valery and her young tenor from the city itself was Francesco Meli.

via Carla Fracci benedice la Traviata del rilancio – Genova – Repubblica.it

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