Rehearsals for the highly-anticipated opera “Marco Polo” are well underway, with conductor Qian Junping providing a direct look at the intricate process of blending Chinese and Western music to enhance the stage effect.
The 4.0 version of “Marco Polo” is set to debut tomorrow, promising to be a brilliant chapter in the opera’s history. The Southern Network reported on the meticulous preparation for the opera, which will be staged at the Guangzhou Opera House on May 3rd and 4th.
Founder and Chairman of the Italian Yarenger Culture and Art Foundation, Li Jiahao, emphasized the significance of the historic innovation in singing “Marco Polo” in Chinese. He highlighted how the ancient Silk Road has evolved into the modern-day “One Belt, One Road” initiative, showcasing cooperation in various fields.
The Guangzhou Opera House’s 14th-anniversary celebration will feature the original opera “Marco Polo,” commissioned specifically for the occasion. The opera house’s dedication to presenting great performances despite all odds is evident in the careful planning and execution of this highly-anticipated event.
As the opera world eagerly anticipates the re-staging of “Marco Polo,” audiences can expect a fusion of Chinese and Western music that will captivate and enthrall all who witness this groundbreaking production.