More than 24,000 spectators attend the first two opera sets online at Les Arts
17.04.2020
The Palau de les Arts website has registered a total of 24,613 spectators in the first two weeks of the 'Opera from home' series, which allows, free of charge, viewing some of the most emblematic productions in the history of the theatre.
Wagner's The Valkyrie, with 5,009 viewings, and Puccini's 'La Bohème', with 4,090 spectators, are among the most successful shows. The audience, mostly Spanish, also included a significant presence of Spanish-speaking countries such as Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Peru and Xile.
In this sense, the 290 viewings from Mexico that will obtain 'The Gold of the Rhine' and the follow-up from countries such as Italy, Germany and the State Units of 'La Bohème' stand out. Les Arts reminds you that each work is available to be reproduced freely and for free for a period of 48 hours.
The Arts will release next Monday, April 20 at 8:00 p.m., the work 'Fidelio', by Beethoven, which will be finalized by the collaboration of Unitel GmbH & Co.KG for the release of the records that the arts center will co-produce with the album series germany. 'Fidelio' can be followed from the Palau de les Arts website :
In this sense, Les Arts announces that it will extend the 'Opera from Home' cycle until next April 30 with new titles such as 'Lucrezia Borgia', by Donizetti; 'Le cinesi', by Gluck, and 'Il corsaro', by Verdi.
Zubin Mehta will inaugurate the first season of Les Arts in October 2006 with the only opera by the German composer, in a new production by Pier Luigi Pier'Alli. Waltraud Meier, Peter Seiffert and Matti Salminen will make up the distribution of the first opera to be performed at Les Arts and which will also mark the theater's first foray into the video market.
