Love Songs: Comedy meets… Opera

Love Songs – comedy meets opera

Asbury UMC concert series “A Musical Journey”

 

The monthly concert series “A Musical Journey” presented by Asbury United Methodist Church in Getzville NY will continue on November 10th with a performance of the duo Alessia Paolini and Antonella Di Giulio.

The program includes arias, art songs and piano repertoire from the 18th to the 21st Century presented in an entertaining manner by the two artists. Starting from Vienna, one of the capitals of classical music, then traveling to the Homeland of romanticism, Germany, Italian Soprano Alessia Paolini and pianist Antonella Di Giulio walk you in a humorous way through a sonic journey across Europe, with stops in Italy, the land of Amor, and France, were Cabaret took its origin. Sit back, drink up and enjoy the voyage and the funny stories.

 

 

Concert at 7:00 pm​​

 

Admission: $10 / $7 students

The recital will take place at Asbury United Methodist Church, on 850 Dodge Rd. in Getzville NY at 7pm.

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