DIE NACHT DER 5 TENÖRE - mit Stargast MARC MARSHALL
THE NIGHT OF THE 5 TENORS
ANNIVERSARY TOUR - 25 years
Melody for millions
A true celebration of opera awaits classical music fans in Germany in December and January. THE NIGHT OF THE 5 TENORS will embark on a grand tour next winter season. More than 20 performances in some of the most beautiful concert halls in the country are on the agenda. With their new program "Melody per milioni," they take the audience on a journey through the most beautiful songs from the most famous operas. Arias and melodies that have been captivating millions for centuries.
For 25 years now, the five tenors have been captivating thousands of guests with a devoted passion for classical music during their annual classical concert series. Five of the most powerful tenors embark on a tour every year around the New Year to bring the fascination of opera to many German cities.
Luigi Frattola, Orfeo Zanetti, Vincenzo Sanso, Alejo Ruiz, and Emil Pavlov are usually only seen in the most renowned opera houses, from La Scala in Milan to the Semperoper in Dresden to the Vienna State Opera. Now, there is a unique opportunity to experience them live in over 20 cities in Germany and immerse yourself in the world of Tosca, Aida, Rigoletto, Otello, Turandot, La Traviata, Carmen, and many more.
The Plovdiv Symphonic Orchestra, conducted by Nayden Todorov, accompanies them on their tour. And the conductor is another star of this ensemble. He is considered the best conductor in Eastern Europe, has performed at the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow and the Klagenfurt Summer Festival, toured Japan with the Berlin Symphony Orchestra, collaborated with opera stars like Placido Domingo, Raina Kabaivanska, Angela Gheorghiu, Sonya Yoncheva, Juan Diego Florez, Paul Badura-Skoda, or Sarah Chang, and even served as Minister of Culture in Bulgaria. The Plovdiv Symphonic Orchestra, founded in 1997, has already completed over 1,000 live performances in Europe alone, and over the years, they have collaborated with renowned artists such as Roger Hodgson (formerly of Supertramp) or Anastacia.
With their new program "Melody per milioni," "The Night of the 5 Tenors" promises an entire evening full of musical highlights. The repertoire includes arias from well-known operas such as "Aida," "Nabucco," "Tosca," "Carmen," and "La Traviata," as well as "Der Zigeunerbaron." Famous Italian canzone songs are also part of this fascinating mix.
The tenors and the orchestra receive notable support from Andrea Hörkens. The celebrated soprano from Europe will guide the concert evening as a moderator. Marc Marshall will join as a guest star, as he did last year. He will be part of the performances starting on December 31, 2024.
Marc Marshall was born in 1963 in Baden-Baden as the son of entertainer Tony Marshall. At the age of six, Marc traveled to Chicago with his father, then still unknown, for six weeks and performed with him every evening as part of his US club tour. After graduating from high school in 1982, Marc Marshall studied jazz in Los Angeles and deepened his second passion, classical music. He completed his studies as a baritone at the State University of Music in Karlsruhe. There, the father of two met Jay Alexander in 1993 during an operetta production. Since 1998, their successful singing career as the classical-pop duo Marshall & Alexander has taken the two exceptional artists to the most beautiful stages and top chart positions. During the tour, Marc Marshall will perform solo, in a duet with Andrea Hörkens, and together with all the tenors.
The new production THE NIGHT OF THE 5 TENORS "Melody per milioni" will fascinate the audience, whether experienced opera enthusiasts or classical music beginners. Melodies that have been captivating millions for centuries, beautifully intoned by five tenors with magical voices.
Doors open: 4:00 PM
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