Palermo, July 24. (Adnkronos) – What would Maestro Giuseppe Verdi think knowing that his Traviata for the first time live in Syracuse will also be translated and interpreted in the LIS language (Lingua dei Segni)? Genius, innovator, immense composer as he was, he would be delighted that an audience which is usually denied this fortune could finally enjoy this wonderful art. On August 5th, a cumbersome wall separating people with hearing disabilities and music will fall at the Greek Theater in Syracuse, when a real revolution will begin in the field of opera, but, above all, a cultural and social revolution, which will allow deaf people to be able to enjoy the show par excellence, the summa of all the arts, opera, in fact. < >. In fact, for the first time live, even deaf people will be able to listen to a cornerstone of Italian melodrama for free through a revolutionary project that arises from the collaboration between the Sicilian Opera Choir, creator and producer of the Stone Theater Opera Festival, and the “Sicilia, turismo per Tutti” Association of Syracuse, in the person of Bernadette Lo Bianco. The project involves the National Agency for the Protection and Assistance of the Deaf, provincial section of Syracuse, which will provide operators who will interpret in sign language the poignant passions and immortal melodies of the most performed opera in the world, La Traviata, by Giuseppe Verdi. < >.
2023-07-24 19:49:58
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