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Seville theater
The opera for schoolchildren and families returns this Friday to the Maestranza with ‘Cinderella’ by Pauline Viardot 3,000 students from schools in Seville and its province, Cadiz, Badajoz and Huelva will be able to see it.
The Maestranza vibrates again with opera The Teatro de la Maestranza raises the curtain once again for Vincenzo Bellini’s opera ‘I Capuleti e i Montecchi’, a work that is not usually performed in the world’s opera houses and which arrives in Seville with a great cast of singers.
The Teatro de la Maestranza premieres Bellini’s ‘I capuleti e i montecchi’ set in the Calabrian mafia The opera will be performed on December 9, 11 and 13 and will feature a cast headed by Leonor Bonilla, Daniela Mack and Luis Cansino.
The Symphony puts on sale this Monday all the tickets for the concerts until June A Black Friday with a 30% discount will be offered between November 22nd and 28th in a wide selection of concerts.
Rehearsals for ‘I Capuleti e i Montecchi’ begin at the Maestranza with the Sevillian Leonor Bonilla The coliseum celebrates Black Friday on Friday November 26 with a ten percent discount on tickets
Alameda theater
The Teatro de la Maestranza in Seville is the work of architects Aurelio del Pozo and Luis Marín. The quantity surveyor, responsible for the execution of the works, was Manuel Saavedra López, of the company Cubiertas y MZOV. It was inaugurated in 1991. It is located next to the Torre del Oro and the bullring of the Real Maestranza, near the Guadalquivir River.
Despite the 153 operas with plots set in the city,[3] it did not have adequate facilities to host such events. The closest Seville had ever had to an opera house was the Teatro de San Fernando, which opened in 1847 and was demolished in 1973. Hundreds of operas were performed at the Teatro de San Fernando and it achieved international fame in the 1860s.[4] In addition, the Teatro de la Maestranza, which opened in 1847, was demolished in 1973.
Also, the Teatro de la Maestranza is home to the Royal Symphony Orchestra of Seville (ROSS), which not only participates regularly in opera performances, but throughout the season develops here an intense season of concerts. In the 2007 refurbishment, a rehearsal room was added exclusively for the ROSS.[11] The auditorium is also used as a rehearsal space for the ROSS.
Opera sevilla 2021
Guest artists: Arcángel, Argentina, Pedro El Granaino, Joana Jiménez, Siempre Así, Manuel Lombo, Remedios Amaya, Morancos, Caracafé, Laura Marchena, José el Berenjeno, Sandra Carrasco, Victor Carrasco, Jose Manuel Soto, Escuelas Alalá Sevilla y Jerez.Fundación Cajasol.
Maddalena Laura Lombardini-Sirmen. Quartet in G minor [1769]Emilie Mayer. Quartet Op. 14 in G minor [ca. 1840]Maddalena Laura Lombardini-Sirmen. Quartet in B b major [1769]Fanny Hensel-Mendelssohn. Quartet in E b Major [1834]All the programming of the Sala Manuel García during the 21/22 Season is made possible thanks to the special collaboration of Fundación Banco Sabadell.
Performers, Nino Machaidze/Carmen Romeu*, Anna Tobella, Megan Barrera, Arturo Chacón-Cruz/Matheus Pompeu*, Dalibor Jenis/Carlos Arámbula*, Manuel de Diego, Carlos Daza, Andrés Merino, Cristian Díaz, Juan José Almonte, Javier Barea, Vicente Barragán
Seville 2021 concerts
The Teatro de la Maestranza in Seville is the work of architects Aurelio del Pozo and Luis Marín. The quantity surveyor, responsible for the execution of the works, was Manuel Saavedra López, from the company Cubiertas y MZOV. It was inaugurated in 1991. It is located next to the Torre del Oro and the bullring of the Real Maestranza, near the Guadalquivir River.
Despite the 153 operas with plots set in the city,[3] it did not have adequate facilities to host such events. The closest Seville had ever had to an opera house was the Teatro de San Fernando, which opened in 1847 and was demolished in 1973. Hundreds of operas were performed at the Teatro de San Fernando and it achieved international fame in the 1860s.[4] In addition, the Teatro de la Maestranza, which opened in 1847, was demolished in 1973.
Also, the Teatro de la Maestranza is home to the Royal Symphony Orchestra of Seville (ROSS), which not only participates regularly in opera performances, but throughout the season develops here an intense season of concerts. In the 2007 refurbishment, a rehearsal room was added exclusively for the ROSS.[11] The auditorium is also used as a rehearsal space for the ROSS.
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