Grachtenfestival - Isabel Pronk & Michela Amici
First a debut at the Down the Rabbit Hole Festival, then on to the Grachtenfestival. Isabel Pronk (mezzo-soprano) and Michela Amici (harp) prefer to play the music of Kate Moore, Celia Swart and Benjamin Britten, among others, in unconventional places. Please note: The end time is an indication.
Grachtenfestival - Isabel Pronk & Michela Amici
Isabel Pronk - tango opera
Isabel Pronk is - to put it briefly - versatile. She is a theater-maker and mezzo-soprano, and in 2022, she created her first feminist tango opera "Her Soliloquy, a tango opera by the women of today. With this, she won the Grachtenfestival pitch, among others. She sang solo with orchestras such as Pynarello and toured with Holland Opera in the youth opera 'Reinaert de V.'. This coming season, she is touring the country as a Dutch classical talent finalist for her new theatrical concert, 'When it gets dark'.
Michela Amici - baroque to new
Italian harpist Michela Amici specializes in both historical and modern harp, playing repertoire from Baroque to new compositions composed especially for her. She was artist-in-residence at both the Gaudeamus Festival and Dag in de Branding and premiered many modern works. In addition to her music studies, she received her degree in architecture cum laude from the University of Bologna.
Grachtenfestival - Isabel Pronk & Michela Amici
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