Andrea Bocelli To Perform Live Easter Concert On Line From Milan Cathedral

Andrea Bocelli will be performing live at the Milan Duomo on Easter Sunday. This will be a livestream which means no second takes.

His Italian team has worked alongside the Italian government to be able to sort out logistics for him to perform safely and share his beautiful voice with the world even from isolation.

There will be no audience present, and strictly no access for the public (in compliance with government regulations on Covid-19), but the concert will be exclusively streamed live globally on the tenor’s YouTube channel, from 6pm UK time:



In a concert representing a message of love, healing and hope to Italy and the world, the Duomo, a national and international landmark, currently closed to all, will open its doors exceptionally for Andrea Bocelli who will be accompanied only by the cathedral organist, Emanuele Vianelli, playing one of world’s largest pipe organs.

The carefully selected pieces, specially arranged for solo voice and organ for the occasion, will include the well-loved Ave Maria setting by Bach/Gounod and Mascagni’s Sancta Maria – uplifting sacred music repertoire on a day symbolic of the renewal of life.

For his many fans around the world and in Yorkshire and Lancashire this is a concert for everyone to look forward to.