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Rolando Villazón. Xavier de Maistre Serenata Latina

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Fri, Apr 4, 2025, 20:00
One is a multi-talent - tenor, presenter, director, author, and tireless ambassador of music. The other is a connoisseur of subtle tones. Both are top stars. Their intimate duo program combines arrangements of traditional folk music from Villazón's South American homeland and songs by composers from there. Villazón's expressive voice and de Maistre's brilliant harp playing make this extraordinary evening full of temperament and melancholy.

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Keywords: Musikfestival, Vocal Music

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Musicians

Rolando VillazónTenor
Xavier de MaistreHarp

Program

Lateinamerikanische Canciones von u.a. Alberto Ginastera, Carlos Guastavino, Julián Aguirre oder Zequinha de Abreu
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