12 Comments

  1. isabel
    Posted 16 September 2009 at 6:34 | Permalink

    Venecia y su Palazzo, mágicos e intemporales,unas voces y una música que te acarician el alma.Un violín paró mi corazón con las últimas notas de Thais,solo pienso en volver a escucharlas otra vez.Deseo que sea pronto porque me han robado el corazón Isabel 10.08.2009.

  2. Katarzyna
    Posted 6 October 2009 at 3:52 | Permalink

    Il Barbiere di Siviglia in Palazzo Barbarigo was one of the best points of our stay in Venice! Great voices, great musicians… Fantastic evening:)

  3. Randy Greenman
    Posted 6 October 2009 at 18:57 | Permalink

    Just over a year ago, my wife and I attended a performance of Il Barbiere di Siviglia. I had never attended an opera before, and did not expect what was presented. It was an excellent evening and we are still talking about it a year later. Bravissima & bravissimo!!

  4. Martine MICALLEF
    Posted 13 December 2009 at 8:42 | Permalink

    Mile grazie ancora a Natalia di avvere stata la mia guida en une Venezia notturna.
    Le meraviglie del palazzo, la musica “Verdiana” e le voce hanno encantato la mia serata del 10 Dicembre.
    Grazie a voi tutti per il suo accoglio.Perdona me le sbaliate del mio itaiano.Spero di tornare presto !!!

  5. Posted 18 December 2009 at 8:43 | Permalink

    Fantastic evening! Exuberant, wonderful performance. Bravo to all involved.

  6. Elena Bondar
    Posted 20 January 2010 at 3:34 | Permalink

    When I planned my long weekend in Venice, I was disappointed that La Fenice is closed for winter holidays. With a bit of good luck, I found Musica a Palazzo via Inet. La Traviata was a real delight. Brought into the interiors of Venetian palazzo, Violetta and Alfredo have become as close to us as part of family, or friendly circle. With all my heart, I recommend you to attend and see Musica a Pallazzo with your own eyes. If you love Opera, let it be your special treat. If you think Opera to be out-of-date, duying art, go and check it yourself. Surprise may await you.

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  8. Dominique Massard
    Posted 12 February 2010 at 3:42 | Permalink

    Une inoubliable soirée à Venise, la plus bouleversante sans aucun doute. Le temps est comme suspendu dans le décor et l’ambiance de rêve de ce palazzo vénitien et la prestation artistique de haut niveau nous a enchantés. Beaucoup d’émotion, très vivant, nous sommes plongés au coeur du drame qui se déroule autour de nous et le vivons très intensément. Même nos adolescents de 13 et 16 ans ont trouvé ce moment tout simplement magique. Merci !

  9. Marcela Lintner
    Posted 26 May 2010 at 2:08 | Permalink

    Grandi voci e presentazione meravigliosa. Sono felice che ho scoperto l’anno scorso Musica al Palazzo. Questo anno ho goduto ancora una volta La Traviata In più anche la presentazione unica di Barbiere di Sevillia.
    Ringraziamenti, ringraziamenti, ringraziamenti !!!

  10. Posted 27 June 2010 at 12:12 | Permalink

    We saw The Barber of Sevilla at the palace in early June 2010 — the palace, the presentation, and the ambience were fantastic, and the performance was superb.

  11. susan
    Posted 11 July 2010 at 7:09 | Permalink

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  12. Jai
    Posted 19 July 2010 at 4:44 | Permalink

    We are just back from a weekend in Venice. We specifically went there for the Opera at the Palazzo, which on Saturday was the Barber of Seville.

    Stunningly, amazingly good.

    For context, we are not regular opera buffs, but we’ve been to Covent Garden, Glyndebourne, Sydney, but prefer the ‘popular’ operas.

    This format at the Palazzo is unique and fantastic. We felt as though we were on stage, even part of the cast. The performance is right in front of you, and all around you.
    It is very personal when Figaro actually cuts MY hair, and when Il Dotore, looking for the note, displays the pen RIGHT under my nose, saying (in Italian) look, the pen is still wet with ink.
    Just fantastic.

    The Palazzo rooms are large, but small for an opera stage. The result is that the music from only a 4-piece orchestra completely fills the room, and the lead violin may be only a few feet away.

    The Palazzo is rich and sumptuous, a perfect setting for an Opera (it really is as though you are in Il Dotore’s house), and its right on the Grand Canal.

    Highly personal, highly professional, totally memorable.

    I cannot recommend this highly enough.

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