David Riondino in a musical reading inspired by the work of Lebanese poet Joumana Haddad
On July 29 at the Tuscia Operafestival
David Riondino in a musical reading inspired by the work of Lebanese poet Joumana Haddad
Wednesday, July 29 to 21, in the usual setting of Piazza San Lorenzo in Viterbo, Tuscia Operafestival offers premiere Sounds of verses. David Riondino, Joumana Haddad and Valentina Gristina have spoken voices in a bilingual Arabic-Italian show loosely based on the poem of the Lebanese Joumana Haddad The return of Lilith, forthcoming for the types of 'Golden Ass. Fabio Battistelli on clarinet, piano Francis Venerucci. The original music is by Francesco Venerucci, who oversaw the design of the show.
Sounds of verse tells the story of Lilith myth is that the first woman God created the earth with Adam. Refuses to obey blindly the man, tired of heaven, rebels, flees. God exiles in the kingdom of shadows created from Adam's rib and the second woman, Eve. Lilith leaves behind a deep yearning, so much so that Haddad imagines even God, in a long monologue starring David Riondino, to declare his love.
Sounds of verses
Wednesday, July 29 at 21
Piazza San Lorenzo - Viterbo
business to euro 27.50 euro 11.00
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