'Believe in Christmas': the solitary presentation will be at Teatro Regio di Parma
O Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli will perform a Christmas concert titled 'Believe in Christmas' on December 12th. This time, the solitary presentation will be at Teatro Regio di Parma, in Italy.
In April, the singer performed live in front of an empty Duomo cathedral in Milan. It was the Easter concert, “Music for Hope“, during the Covid-19 lockdown across Italy.
The concert was watched live by over three million people – the largest simultaneous audience for a classical music broadcast in YouTube history.
The video received more than 28 million views in the first 24 hours.
Tickets for the live stream
But this time, Andrea Bocelli's Christmas concert will be offered on a pay-per-view basis and will not be available on demand after it has taken place.
Prices are not yet available.
“With no audience present, the only way to watch will be by purchasing tickets for the live broadcast,” according to the event’s statement.
The performance promises to be a production of the highest quality. And will have the creative direction of Franco Dragone, known for his work with the Cirque Du Soleil.
The Christmas event will be broadcast at different times to attract prime time audiences around the world, due to the time difference – in Italy and the rest of Europe, it will be at 21pm.
The announcement of Andrea Bocelli's Christmas concert coincides with the release of her latest album, Believe, which includes an unprecedented collaboration Ennio Morricone, recently died. And a duet version of Amazing Grace sung with the country star Alison krauss.
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