MILAN 〓 Teatro alla Scala plans Netrebko recital in May

2022/04/13

Teatro alla Scala in Milan has announced that tickets for two recitals will go on sale from 13. The two recitals announced are those of Anna Netrebko and Asmik Grigorian.

Netrebko’s recital will take place on the evening of 27 May, with mezzo-soprano Elena Maximova, violinist Giovanni Andrea Zanon and pianist Malcolm Martineau.

Grigorian’s recital, meanwhile, will be held on the evening of 4 September. Piano accompaniment here is by Lukas Geniusas.

Photo：Teatro alla Scala　/　Marco Brescia & Rudy Amisano


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