Jonas Kaufmann at Arena di Verona
Йонас Кауфман: Арена ди Верона
Experience an unforgettable gala evening with Jonas Kaufmann. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of opera and wonderful melodies. In the magical setting of the Arena di Verona, the “King of the Tenors” shows the incomparable versatility of his repertoire: from the most beautiful opera arias, including from Tosca, La Traviata and Otello, to operetta classics such as “Dein ist mein ganzes Herz” and moving songs from great film classics such as West Side Story. Jonas Kaufmann celebrates the 100th opera season in the Arena di Verona with this unique gala concert this year. And the “wonder tenor” (Le Monde) does not come alone: with Sonya Yoncheva and Ludovic Tézier, three of the world’s greatest opera stars are on stage for this very special evening.
Actors
Crew
Conductor
Jochen Rieder
- G. Puccini Tosca „Recondita armonia“
- G. Verdi Otello „Dio mi potevi scagliar“
- U. Giordano Andrea Chenier „Nemico della patria“
- U. Giordano Andrea Chenier „Vicino a te“
- G. Bizet Carmen: Overture
- G. Bizet Carmen „Preludio“ e „L‘amour est un oiseau rebelle“
- G. Bizet Carmen „Votre toast, je peux vous le rendre“
- F. Lehàr Giuditta „Freunde, das Leben ist lebenswert“
- E. De Curtis „Non ti scordar di me“
- J. Offenbach Les contes d‘Hoffmann „Scintille, diamant“
- F. Lehàr Das Land des Lächelns „Dein ist mein ganzes Herz“
- L. Bernstein West Side Story „Somewhere“
- L. Bernstein West Side Story „Maria“
- E. Morricone The Mission „Nella fantasia“
- H. Zimmer Gladiator „Nelle tue mani“
- G. Puccini Gianni Schicchi „O mio babbino caro“
- R. Leoncavallo „Mattinata“
- J. Massenet Thaïs „Venez! Anges du ciel!“
- G. Puccini Turandot „Nessun dorma“
- G. Verdi La Traviata „Libiamo ne‘ lieti calici“
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