Beatrice Venezi: "I leave behind Venice, I already paid enough. I will return to Russia"
In a context far from the tensions that accompanied the Venetian months, Venezi traces the controversial season begun with the designation to..
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Next to the Russian appointment, Venezi also confirms the link with Georgia, where he will return for a festival to which he has participated for several years: “I will go both in August and in September, with several concerts. It is from these words that Beatrice Venezi chooses to share to tell the Adnkronos the professional and human moment that is going through. The most recurring word in the story of Beatrice Venezi is “construction”. “It’s not just a lexical choice,” but the conductor thread with which the conductor tries to define the current phase of his career.
Furthermore, After months marked by public confrontation on the Venetian affair, his gaze is “involved above all in new commitments, international projects” and an artistic path that, in his intentions, must start from music. “At this moment I’m focusing on other projects, mainly abroad,” says Venezi. “I am very happy to say that I will return to Russia, in a very particular context like that of Novosibirsk, which is described as a new cultural capital of the country. I'm sure that this legal affair will also help to make me justice in the truth," says the director, explaining that he wants to focus his energies on new international art projects, from commitments in Russia and Georgia to new editorial works, without giving up defending his own reasons in the competent offices. In Novosibirsk, in fact, his debut in the autumn of 'La Traviata' by Giuseppe Verdi, a symbol of the Italian operatic repertoire. “I am very happy with this opportunity.
In addition, It is one of the most personal passages in the interview with Adnkronos. To the question on which teaching has left her such a long and complex history, the conductor responds with a reflection that summarizes months of public confrontation: “That nothing is as it appears, just to begin with.
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Next to the Russian appointment, Venezi also confirms the link with Georgia, where he will return for a festival to which he has participated for several years: “I will go both in August and in September, with several concerts.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIt is from these words that Beatrice Venezi chooses to share to tell the Adnkronos the professional and human moment that is going through.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe most recurring word in the story of Beatrice Venezi is “construction”. “It’s not just a lexical choice,” but the conductor thread with which the conductor tries to define the current phase of his career.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAfter months marked by public confrontation on the Venetian affair, his gaze is “involved above all in new commitments, international projects” and an artistic path that, in his intentions, must start from music. “At this moment I’m focusing on other projects, mainly abroad,” says Venezi. “I am very happy to say that I will return to Russia, in a very particular context like that of Novosibirsk, which is described as a new cultural capital of the country.
reliability low1/2 sourcesI'm sure that this legal affair will also help to make me justice in the truth," says the director, explaining that he wants to focus his energies on new international art projects, from commitments in Russia and Georgia to new editorial works, without giving up defending his own reasons in the competent offices.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn Novosibirsk, in fact, his debut in the autumn of 'La Traviata' by Giuseppe Verdi, a symbol of the Italian operatic repertoire. “I am very happy with this opportunity.
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It is one of the most personal passages in the interview with Adnkronos.
according to Adnkronos - Ultima OraTo the question on which teaching has left her such a long and complex history, the conductor responds with a reflection that summarizes months of public confrontation: “That nothing is as it appears, just to begin with.
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