Monday 20 july at 20:30

Concert Opera: The Barber of Seville

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Opera
Lyrical arts
Classical music

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Come and (re)discover The Barber of Seville as you’ve never heard it before! A unique moment to enjoy with family, friends, or simply out of curiosity.

In the grand tradition of the Les Arcs Music Festival, this production is aimed at those who are hesitant to step into the world of opera, thinking they lack the necessary background. We hand them those keys to you with enthusiasm: no codes to learn, just the pleasure of music, humor, and emotion. In just 1 hour and 30 minutes, embark on a sparkling, condensed version of this Rossini masterpiece, focusing on the opera’s greatest arias and ensembles—those that make you laugh, thrill, and shiver.
With Beaumarchais’s irresistible verve and the infectious energy of Rossini’s music, this sparkling comedy comes to life in a production that is at once simple, precise, and incredibly effective. The orchestra? A small ensemble of the highest caliber, which brings the score to life.
The long recitatives? Replaced by clear, lively dialogue that unfolds the plot like a good novel—so that everyone can understand and savor every moment.