Anita Rachvelishvili debuts in the Arts with songs by Txaikovski, Falla, Rakhmàninov and Tosti

• The Georgian performer, recognized by her powerful and seductive beauty, is one of the most sought-after artists on the international circuit.
• The 'mezzo-soprano', accompanied on piano by Vincenzo Scalera, opens the 2021 program with this recital of the cycle 'Les Arts és Lied'

Valencia (13.1.21). The 'mezzo-soprano' Anita Rachvelishvili makes her debut at the Palau de les Arts this day, 17th of June, with songs by Txaikovski, Falla, Rakhmàninov and Tosti in the Main Hall at 6:00 p.m.

The Georgian performer, one of the great stars of the current opera scene, inaugurates the Arts activities in 2021 with this recital in the cycle 'Les Arts és Lied'. Accompanied by the prestigious pianist Vincenzo Scalera, the 'mezzo-soprano' proposes for her next visit to Valencia a varied program in which she will showcase her versatility and seductive beauty.

Faithful to his commitment to reclaiming the musical culture of his country, Rachvelishvili will begin the show with 'The Sun Has Esvaït', by his compatriot Otar Taktakishvili, to enshrine himself in the great noms of the Russian repertoire, with the lyrical works of Pyotr Txaikovsky and Sergei Rakhmaninov. The Slavic fish will donate to Italy Francisco Tosti with 'Non t'amo più', 'Ideale' and 'Tristezza', for a closing with 'Seven popular Spanish songs' by Manuel de Falla.

Of interest, the locations for Anita Rachvelishvili's recital of the cycle 'Les Arts és Lied' have a price range that oscillates between 20 and 40 euros.

Les Arts, in its quest to diversify audiences and address the entire area of musical expression, brings together in this section of the programming the most renowned stars of the international circuit.

The next dates of 'Les Arts és Lied' include the performances of the baritone Christian Gerhaher (February 12), one of the greatest authorities in this musical form, the consecrated soprano Sonia Yoncheva (April 25) and René Pape (May 16), considered by critics to be the best bass of the current generation.

Anita Rachvelishvili

The Georgian mezzo-soprano Anita Rachvelishvili is one of the most recognized singers today. He began his new international career in 1999 with his debut in 'Carmen' at La Scala together with Jonas Kaufmann, under the baton of Daniel Barenboim, after his time at the prestigious academy of the Milan Coliseum.

He will soon return to embody the emblematic role in theaters such as the Metropolitan, Deutsche Oper in Berlin, the Staatsoper in Munich and Berlin, the operas in Seattle, San Francisco, Chicago, Dresden and Rome or the Arena in Verona.

Així mateix, he has continued to be acclaimed at the Paris Opera, the Covent Garden and the Vienna Staatsoper, among other temples of lyric. Her first album, which features a selection of famous singers as a 'mezzo-soprano', has received tremendous praise from critics.