Casa Belvedere is proud to host this DVD presentation made to celebrate the 200th Anniversary of Verdi's birth on October 10, 1813. He was an exceptional yet "common" man. Although tremendously gifted with the musical and theatrical skills that propelled him to celebrity status during his lifetime, he preferred to live the life of a "country gentleman."
Verdi fully understood the human condition from experiencing all levels of society and was able to truly reflect that in his music, infusing it with the deep longings of the human soul. This presentation will allow us to experience how he influenced the society and history of his times. You will hear wonderful melodies and see scenes from his operas; and as we celebrate his life with MUSIC, we will reflect on our own HUMANITY!
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