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Royal Christmas Informative Speech

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Royal Christmas Gala Giveaway

Today I have a special giveaway for you guys; by commenting this post all of you will have the possibility to win two tickets for the Royal Christmas Gala, on the 23 of December at Vienna Stadhalle.

Sarah Brightman, Gregorian, Narcis, Fernando Valera and Mario Frangoulis will perform in this special evening and you cannot miss it.

Sarah Brightman is one of the world’s renowned voices of our time and remains among the world’s most prominent performers, and I cannot wait to be there with two lucky winners.

Gregorian
The ingenious concept of GREGORIAN developed when Hamburg-based producer Frank Peterson visited the royal monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial in Spain in 1989. While walking through the medieval …show more content…

At the tender age of 22, Narcis, the “Wunderkind” of the high register, has been captivating audiences around the world with his extraordinary voice and vocal technique, which lends his voice a unique clarity.

For a very long time, no young crossover artist has been received with such enthusiasm from the classical music scene.
The Frankfurter Rundschau recently referred to him as ”a countertenor, as bright as Callas".

The Kieler Nachrichten wrote that "Narcis’ voice unfolds such dizzying magnificence that as a listener one feels transported into real heaven."

Having already toured in more than 40 countries with Sarah Brightman and Gregorian, he has been received with frenetic applause and standing ovations everywhere.

Mario Frangoulis

Mario Frangoulis is an international Classical Crossover artist and tenor known the world over for his powerhouse vocals and charismatic live performances. Billboard calls him, “daring and inspiring!” while CNN.com says, “his world is distilled to pure sound, all …show more content…

He also won the role of Tony in the only production of West Side Story ever presented at Teatro a la Scala in Milan, Italy. He is the winner of the Maria Callas Prize, the Pavarotti Competition, and was mentored by the late Carlo Bergonzi and Marilyn Horne. The most influential figure in his life, however, was the acclaimed tenor Alfredo Kraus who accepted Frangoulis as his only private student. After travelling the world and studying with Kraus, he attended the Juilliard School of Music in New York, solidifying his vocal

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