What you’ll hear and see
The music
- Gioacchino Rossini Ouverture (Guillaume Tell) «Di tanti palpiti» (Tancredi) «Cruda sorte» (L'Italiana in Algeri) Ouverture (Il barbiere di Siviglia)
- Wolfgang A. Mozart «Voi che sapete» (Le nozze di Figaro) «Strider sento la procella» (Lucio Silla)
- Georg Friedrich Händel «Ombra mai fu» (Serse)
- Léo Delibes Duo des fleurs «Sous le dôme épais» (Lakmé)
- Emmanuel Chabrier España.
- Pablo Luna «De España Vengo» (El niño judío)
- Gerónimo Giménez «Me llaman la primorosa» (El barbero de Sevilla)
- Georges Bizet Habanera «L’amour est un oiseau rebelle» (Carmen)
- Leonard Bernstein Overture (Candide)
- George Gershwin «By Strauss» (arr. Russell Warner)
- Leonard Bernstein «Glitter and be gay» (Candide)
- Frederick Loewe «I Could Have Danced All Night» (My Fair Lady) (arr. Johnny Green)
The artists
- Luxembourg Philharmonic
- Gustavo Gimeno conducting
- Chelsea Zurflüh soprano
- Joyce DiDonato mezzo soprano
A free, outdoor show where classical music meets picnic?
Hard to resist! Especially since Gustavo Gimeno has invited Joyce DiDonato and Chelsea Zurflüh to join him and the orchestra on stage - two golden voices to mark his final performance as the Luxembourg Philharmonic’s music director. The programme of this special evening entails a selection of arias ranging from The Marriage of Figaro to My Fair Lady, from beloved hits to lesser-known melodies. So, whether you’re a die-hard opera fan or simply curious, expect a performance full of sparkles and surprises at the Kinnekswiss!
Organised by Ville de Luxembourg, as part of the «Kinnekswiss loves» festival, which will take place from 04. to 06.07. The festival programme will be published on the Ville de Luxembourg website.
Viva Opera | Summerconcert op der Kinnekswiss 2024
What a magnificent night at the Luxembourg Philharmonic’s open-air concert on 06.07.2024! The crowd got to share picnic blankets, snacks, drinks, and spectacular opera music with their loved ones, and the Kinnekswiss was brimming with joy and energy thanks to the orchestra, Gustavo Gimeno, Rolando Villazón, and Emily Pogorelc. A great way to end the season on a high note!
