Claudio Baglioni returns live with 'Dodici Note Solo'

(ANSA) - ROME, OCTOBER 20 - After "Assolo", "InCanto" and "DieciDita", Claudio Baglioni is back live with "Dodici NoteSolo", a new path of art in art, which will debut on January 24, 2022 at the Theater of the Rome Opera. The show will seeBaglioni, the voice, the piano and other instruments, with the most precious compositions of his repertoire, protagonists of a fascinating story in music, sounds and words, on the stages of 50 of the most prestigious opera and traditional theaters in Italy.

    "Twelve Note Solo" will mark the great return of live music: the first real tour in theaters, since the capacity returned to 100%. "Reanimating our lives with music, after the long, difficult and painful silence imposed by the pandemic - says Baglioni - means rediscovering ourselves, the meaning of our journey and being together". "The twelve notes - he adds - the alphabet of the most universal, profound and poetic of languages, constitute the key to understanding ourselves, others and making the future a beautiful, bright, open and finally worthy house to be inhabited. argued that life, without music, would be a mistake. The departure of our country, then, also means remedying this "mistake", finding oneself and finding ourselves again, thanks toenergy of the most powerful social network in the history of mankind: music ". The encounter between Baglioni and the great Italian theaters and places of art has ancient roots. Already at the end of the nineties, in fact, the artist felt the need to bring song by the author in the spaces, the most beautiful architectures and landscapes and rich in history, charm and charm of our country.

   Last, in chronological order, the realization and recording, at the Opera di Roma, of "In this story that is mine", the opera-concert taken from the homonymous and latest album by Baglioni, which on 21 October, as part of the Rome Film Festival, it will relive in the Costanzi Theater.

Waiting for the summer of 2022, to relaunch - from the Baths of Caracalla in Rome, the Greek Theater in Syracuse and the Arena in Verona - the season of the great concerts, with "Twelve notes: concert pervoce, soloists, orchestra and choir".

(HANDLE).