(ANSA) - ROME, SEPTEMBER 25 - From choirs on balconies and from home concerts of large ensembles, to the restart of orchestras, operas, opera houses, to find the one that the cellist Ludovica Rana, returned to the scene with her sister Beatrice alLerici Music Festival, describes it as "the need for music".
This is the path that traces Roberto Giannarelli's "Symphonies of rebirth", a journey through Italy that restarts with live music, from Riccardo Muti at the Ravenna Festival, to AntonioPappano with the Santa Cecilia Orchestra in Rome, from Rigolettomesso on stage at the Circus Massimo da Damiano Michieletto to NicolaPiovani in the Greek theater of Syracuse.
The non-fiction film, which premiered at the Prix Italia, will premiere on 1st October on Rai5 at 9.15pm.
This documentary is a "beautiful testimony, very touching, which will remain and I am proud to be an internal product made with Rai means - explains Piero Corsini, Head of Rai5 -. We continue on this path, which is that of television to be preserved. This will remain as a document of cosasia been reborn after this violence of the closing months for the lockdown. It is impressive to know that we are still suspended, but our hope is that it is a real wish to start again ".
Rai5's commitment to tell the music and theater that are back on stage will continue with "direct or recorded events that will be the real reopening, starting with the opening concert of the Rai Symphony Orchestra, then the Opera di Roma, the Florentine musical May, La Scala on 7 December "underlines Corsini.
"Symphonies of rebirth" is a journey between rehearsals, original solutions for the staging and the public, reflections of artists and artistic directors who had the courage to restart 'in presence' and above all moments of great show.
"A situation like this with the pandemic - says Michieletto - must lead us to find a more original and creative look".
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