The cloak of Giacomo Puccini (one of the most beautiful and refined of the Tuscan composer), for the first time ever performed at Messina, and Cavalleria rusticana of Peter Mascagni (particularly close because the imagery comes from the Sicilian novel and drama of the same name by Giovanni Verga ) launched Tuesday, Oct. 26 (repeats 28 and 30) the musical season of the Autonomous Regional Theatre Messina. It is a co-production between the EAR Foundation and the Opera and Symphony And Petruzzelli Theatre in Bari, with the direction the teacher Vito Clemente (who conducted the Orchestra del Teatro Vittorio Emanuele) and Michele Mirabella , well-known face on television, directing.
During the press conference, Superintendent Paul Magaudda wanted to thank the employees of the Theater and has also put considerable emphasis on increasing the number of subscribers for both posters in: "A completely different result to that obtained, even from large theaters in other Italian cities. Membership of our fellow citizens comforts us and gives us the enthusiasm necessary to accomplish the enormous work involved in a season so full of titles and events. "

The master Vito Clemente insisted on the musical quality of the two works: "I Tabarro The use of musical instruments - he said - is very sophisticated, there is great skill composition and is abundant use of recurring themes as the river, love and adultery, often presented alone or in combination. It would then wrong Mascagni if \u200b\u200bit dealt only with great momentum in her writing, because the techniques are new Cavalleria rusticana for the time. Here too, the instrumentation is very refined and the orchestra is an absolute hero. "
absolute value of the cast of singers, starting with the baritone Carlo Guelfi (Michele will The cloak , Alfio in Cavalleria ), continuing with soprano Cristina Piperno (Giorgetta and Santuzza), the Russian tenor Badri Maisuradze (Luigi and Turiddu) Francesco La Spada and then , Todaro Salvo, Antonella Colajanni and Stefania School. The Choir "Francesco Cilea 'of Reggio Calabria is directed by Bruno Tirotta .