MUSICA A PALAZZO
LA TRAVIATA
3rd and 4th November 2018
Trinity House London
During the interval, in the room overlooking the Tower of London and the River Thames, our guests will be offered a taste of top quality wines and soft drinks.
“… the quality of the music, the splendour of the setting, the power and passion of the singing!”
The Daily Telegraph
ABOUT US
DISCOVER MUSICA A PALAZZO
Musica a Palazzo offers a new way of experiencing the Opera.
The original approach revolves around the interaction between the artists, the musicians and the public.
This removes the distance between audience and performers and gives spectators the feeling of living Opera from the ‘inside’.
The intimate nature of the setting, the distinguished interiors, the refined costumes and a modern direction aim to deliver realistic interpretations and make this a unique experience.
“This Opera of love and loss is totally stunning, fully engaging and sometimes raises the hairs on the back of your neck”
The Argus
MUSICA A PALAZZO ENSEMBLE
Reviving an Italian tradition dating from the late 1800’s, our interpretations by some of the finest lyrical voices are accompanied by a small group of strings and pianoforte: a virtuoso ensemble that has performed in some of the most prestigious concert halls in the world (Lincoln Centre in New York, Musikverein in Vienna, La Scala in Milan, the Mozarteum in Salzburg...)
“Incrédule, on assiste au drame lyrique qui déroule, à quelques mètres de nos yeux. Tour à tour, le pòrtego et le salon Tiepolo s’animent, transfigurés par la grâce d’un instant où la musique se joint aux voix, au mouvement des archets, à l’excellence de l’interprétation et à l’emotion de La Traviata, qui vient pleurer sur l’épaule d’un spectateur, avant d’agoniser, dans la pénombre de l’alcôve.”
Le Figarò
TRINITY HOUSE
OUR MAGNIFICENT LOCATION
Trinity House enjoys a superb location overlooking the Tower of London and the River Thames.
Behind the building’s imposing neo-classical façade, designed by Samuel Wyatt in 1794, are some of London’s most elegant rooms.
Coming in to the Entrance Hall, the eye is inevitably drawn towards the magnificent twin-curved staircase designed by Samuel Wyatt. A fine example of Georgian architecture.
At the top of the staircase is the imposing Quarterdeck which runs virtually the length of The House and showcases a fine collection of 18th century paintings including the Great Court Painting, commissioned in 1794, to commemorate the initial designs for Trinity House.
In its 300 year lifetime, the house has welcomed royalty, prime ministers and Lords of the Admiralty.
How to reach us in the heart of London
CONTACT US
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