Imagine your choir’s song resonating through St. Peter’s Basilica at mass, or your orchestra strengthening their music during a formal rehearsal at the historic Haydnsaal, within Eisenstadt’s Eszterházy Palace, the marching band routed along the uniquely intact Roman walls of Lucca, or a grand concert finale in Orvieto’s Teatro Mancinelli, a horseshoe theater located in the hills of Umbria. You will always have the assurance of professional on-site assistance provided at each of your appearances.
Ceremonious events can be accompanied by alternative opportunities, and both formal and informal concerts can be combined with joint performances and exchanges with local ensembles. A master class with an accomplished conductor, composer, or educator can expand technique with a fresh and European perspective. And for choirs, there are plentiful options for becoming part of a larger voice during a European festival.
There is a special satisfaction that comes from humanitarian efforts, and you may wish to perform for a community charity, entertain local troops or an orphanage, possibly leaving behind a donation of clothing along with the sound of your music. Studying opera? You might provide a recital to the retirees at Casa Verdi, a rest home for musicians in Milan. The opportunity to add a service element to your performance tour allows your ensemble the opportunity to be ambassadors, leaving behind their good will, as well as the happy memories of their musical song.
If you are looking for a contrasting opportunity to complement your performances, you might decide to take a seat in the audience for a change. Europe is full of options for options for attending a show, and highlights could include an amazing performance by the Vienna Boys Choir, a ballet at Paris’ Palais Garnier, or perhaps an opera at Teatro Alla Scala in Milan. Share your interests with Maestro by Tumlare, and we will craft the perfect blend of opportunities for your performance tour schedule.
