The event held at the Kempinski San Lawrenz on Sunday 21st April was one which demonstrated utterly well the variety in the programming which Gaulitana: A Festival of
Gaulitana: A Festival of Music joined the musical world in commemorating the 200th birth anniversary of Italy’s most famous operatic composer, Giuseppe Verdi. The Italian trio made up of
Gaulitana: A Festival of Music entered its 5th week with the first of two vocal recitals given by an Italian trio: soprano Fulvia Mastrobuono, tenor Dario Di Vietri and pianist
German soprano KATHARINA M. KAGEL and Gozitan pianist STEPHEN ATTARD teamed up again following their sacred recital on Friday by presenting a
Gaulitana: A Festival of Music returned for its now customary concert at Xewkija on Friday 12th April with a concert held at the Museum of Sculpture, Rotunda
The Gozo Ministry Hall was yet again the venue of another concert in Gaulitana: A Festival of Music. A piano duo was held on Wednesday 10th
The Cittadella Arts Centre in Victoria Gozo was the venue of an unusual concert in Gaulitana: A Festival of Music. An accordion recital of Russian classical music was given
Gaulitana moved to Malta for the only time in this year’s edition of the festival with a vocal-instrumental concert held at Sr. John’s Co-Cathedral, Valletta on Friday 5th April. Indeed
The Gozo Ministry’s Hall was again the venue of another concert in Gaulitana: A Festival of Music on Thursday 4th April featuring Italian pianist Nazareno Ferrugio.
The two Italian guest soloists who participated in the Easter Sunday’s concert returned to the Gaulitana concert platform on Tuesday 2nd April. Soprano Aurora Tirotta and mezzo-soprano Lara Rotili,

