Vitala Festival

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On Journey from Ithaca. Photo by Fabio Barilari

Rome’s Vitala Festival kicks off its 12th edition

From Blues to Soul, R&B, Rock, Gospel, Pop, Folk, Jazz and more, Vitala Festival kicked off a new edition right here in Rome. For those who aren’t aware of the Vitala Festival, it’s a self-funded philanthropic festival promoting live music and visual arts, organized in a long-standing collaboration with Teatro San Genesio.

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Chicago High Spirits. Photo by Fabio Barilari

From October to early June concerts and events now take place at Teatro Le Salette (Vicolo del Campanile 14) in the heart of Rome’s Prati area. While the special summer outdoor events from mid-June to early September, are hosted in the lovely venue of Parco Torretta de Massimi (Viale Luigi Moretti 1), on the Aurelia, near via della Pisana.

Eddie & The Hot Rocks. Photo by Fabio Barilari
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Thieves&Poets Project_feat.Chiara Piccione. Photo by Fabio Barilari

The Vitala Festival brings together and hosts artists from different walks of life and diverse nationalities with the purpose of entertaining the community, supporting the arts and fostering artistic synergies and cultural integration. Over the years, the Festival has hosted over 200 artists, with monthly performances and events programmed. Vitala Festival has also collaborated on dedicated, special events to fundraise for charities.

As a philanthropic project, the Vitala Festival is made possible by the kind attendance of the public and the generosity of individual donors and supporters, particularly with the increased difficulties and challenges brought about by the Pandemic. The proceeds from the tickets go to defray production costs and to support the artists involved in the Festival.

Special thanks go to all the artists and performers, to Teatro San Genesio, Teatro Le Salette, Parco Torretta de Massimi, to the Festival’s technical team and collaborators, to the kind donors and of course to the audience.

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Vitala Festival

FORTHCOMING CONCERT

Opening concert of the new season

CORO ALTAVOCE

LIVE CONCERT with an outstanding choir to the rhythm of Pop, Funky, R&B and Gospel

Tuesday 22 October AT 9.00pm
Teatro Le Salette
Vicolo del Campanile 14

On Tuesday 22 October at 9.00pm, the Vitala Festival  – philanthropic events in support of Music and Art –will present the opening event of its 12th edition, a lovely concert with the remarkable Coro Altavoce.

This outstanding choir was founded in Rome in February 2010 by Maestro Federico Capranica, who together with vocal coach Elsa Baldini, brought together a talented group of singers. The choir has a lively and vast repertoire ranging from Pop to Funky, from R&B to Gospel. Among the singers are also accomplished soloists with impressive vocal talents. The vocal arrangements  are all originally composed by Capranica, orchestra director and arranger  for numerous artists, theatre and television shows. Coro Altavoce has accomplished important collaborations, such as those with comedian Enrico Brignano at Palalottomatica, with actor Gianfranco D’Angelo at teatro Orione and with singer and musician James Taylor at Auditorium della Conciliazione di Roma. In May 2012 Coro Altavoce published its first CD “Traveling stars” and in November 2013, the second CD “Sing a little dream”.  A wonderful concert and entertaining evening, not to be missed! Join us to support these lovely performers and the continuity of artistic activities! Thank you!

TICKETS:  FULL 15€ / REDUCED for STUDENTS 13€ 

BOOKING KINDLY REQUIRED – Doors open at 8.30 PM

Info/Bookings: wonderwallenter@gmail.com or 347-8248661

Address

Vicolo del Campanile 14 (Prati)

Contacts

wonderwallenter@gmail.com

347.8248661

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