The most famous tenor celebrates not only his 60th birthday, but also 40 years of an exceptionally rich and varied, and remarkably generous career. A career spent off the beaten track, constantly regenerated, and showing an insatiable curiosity, a temperament, and an extraordinary vocal timbre. Roberto Alagna captivates audiences everywhere. Here he presents a program that is very much in his own image: showing a contagious passion, an insatiable appetite for the exploration of different repertoires and styles, ranging from opera - French, Italian and Neapolitan, German, Polish and Russian - to Italian and French songs, and crossover music with some surprises up his sleeve.
12 Meyerbeer: Les Huguenots, Act I: "Non Loin Des Vieilles Tours... Plus Blanche Que la Blanche Hermine" (Raoul)
13 Pergolesi: Lo Frate 'Nnamorato: "Ogni Pena Più Spietata" (Ascanio)
14 Drigo: Les Millions D'arlequin: Sérénade
15 Leoncavallo: Au Clair de la Lune (Sérénade Française)
16 Di Chiara: La Spagnola
17 Pérez Freire: Ay, Ay, Ay
18 David & Frederico Alagna: L'andalouse
19 Brodszky: Be My Love
20 Roberto Alagna: Sognare
The most famous tenor celebrates not only his 60th birthday, but also 40 years of an exceptionally rich and varied, and remarkably generous career. A career spent off the beaten track, constantly regenerated, and showing an insatiable curiosity, a temperament, and an extraordinary vocal timbre. Roberto Alagna captivates audiences everywhere. Here he presents a program that is very much in his own image: showing a contagious passion, an insatiable appetite for the exploration of different repertoires and styles, ranging from opera - French, Italian and Neapolitan, German, Polish and Russian - to Italian and French songs, and crossover music with some surprises up his sleeve.
