Muscat – The Primorsky Stage of the Mariinsky Ballet from Vladivostok presented an extraordinary rendition of 1001 Nights at the Royal Opera House Muscat, enchanting the audience with a remarkable blend of dance, music, and narrative. The performance garnered enthusiastic applause, as spectators were captivated by the intricate choreography and the vibrant portrayal of classic stories.
Director General Umberto Fanni shared his enthusiasm following the performance, remarking, “It is a tremendous privilege to host such an exceptional company at the Royal Opera House Muscat. Witnessing so many individuals come together to experience the enchantment of 1001 Nights is genuinely rewarding, and we take pride in having brought this remarkable production to our stage. It exemplifies the ability of art to connect, inspire, and resonate with audiences.”
February continued at the opera house with the Emerging Talents initiative, featuring renowned baritone Thomas Hampson, who conducted masterclasses for young musicians in Muscat, performed a lunchtime concert at the Opera Galleria, and concluded with a formal evening concert on Sunday, February 9th, alongside the Muscat Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and the Opera Choir Group.
Two additional concerts are scheduled to take place in this vibrant month. On Thursday, February 13th, the annual Pipe Organ Concert will draw a full house once more. Featuring acclaimed organist Claudio Astronio, the Royal Oman Symphony Orchestra, conductor Gianluca Marciano, the children’s choir Piccolo Cantori di Torino, and choirs from Cheltenham Muscat and Downe House Muscat Schools, this concert promises to be a rich and captivating experience. Tickets are available on the website.
To conclude the month, two special concerts honoring the legendary Arab musician Mohammed Abdul Wahab will be held on February 15th and 20th, accompanied by a series of engaging outreach events, talks, lectures, and a delightful exhibition. A complete schedule of these activities can be found on our website.
