Yanni At The Morro In Puerto Rico
Yanni will give two concerts on 16 and 17 December at the Castillo San Felipe del Morro in San Juan de Puerto Rico. El Castillo San Felipe del Morro is a sixteenth century Spanish fort that for many years monitored the entrance to the bay of San Juan and protected the city from attacks by sea. The "nose" is a term used to refer to a soil or rock used to observe a place. This fort is part of the National Historic Site San Juan and was declared a World Heritage Site by the United Nations in 1983.
The concert will be broadcast on Public Broadcasting System (PBS) to an estimated audience of 100 million people. The event will be recorded on CD and DVD for the next album.
"I'm very excited. Puerto Rico has long been in my heart. Show up at El Morro is something that my friend Joe and I talked for many years and we leave it as a dream. We think that when given the proper time would be done. That day came last year when they asked me if I presented at a monument in Puerto Rico and El Morro. It takes a long time to plan a concert like this, "said Yanni. "When you record, immortalize. The concert is forgotten five years, one year, a month later. But if you shoot it lives forever. It is very important for me to do a good job in Puerto Rico, where I have many friends and because I love the island, "he said.Yanni live at Coliseo de Puerto Rico November 11, 2010
On Thursday, November 11, 2010, the famous Greek pianist, Yanni Chyssomallis, delighted an audience eager to hear your tunes in the Coliseo de Puerto Rico, José Miguel Agrelot. The concert began at 9:00 pm with plenty of audience leaving demonstrated the roots of this pianist on the island.
Dressed entirely in black greeted the audience with a huge smile and opened the concert with an orchestra composed of over a dozen musicians. He played "Santorini" but not before addressing those present saying in Spanish: "HELLO SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO ... HELLO HOW ARE? I AM VERY HAPPY TO BE IN PUERTO RICO AGAIN, ESPECIALLY IN THE CITY OF SAN JUAN ", and continued speaking in English after being applauded by their expressions as well maintained.
The concert was very varied. Yanni reflected through it a great emotion and experience. Note that in addition to music is a composer, producer and musical director. Gender meets orchestral, instrumental and lyrical perfection. And the concert was shocking moments in which they left on the orchestra's musicians as Mary Simpson's violin, the Paraguayan harpist, Victor Espinola and drummer Charlie Adams, who was wearing a shirt with the logo of "Puerto Rico" and caused a stir when the screen got it.
Yanni for two hours, delighted his loyal fans in three pianos playing 21 pieces masterfully. From dueling violins to two beautiful girls sopranos, melodies piece caused a stir from the traditional to the more moves in which the audience clapped, danced and did not stop to Yanni show the great success of the Puerto Ricans enjoyed for many years. Some of his melodies were "Felitsa, Acroyali, Desire, Harp Solo, If I could tell you, Ode to Humanity, Within attraction, The storm, Niki Nana and Nostalgia".
After three false starts, sang "One man's dream" and said goodbye to his audience by saying in Spanish, "THANK YOU PUERTO RICO, I LOVE YOU, NEVER FORGET" with a Puerto Rican flag resting on his shoulders, and English promised to return the next year to complete plans for a concert maybe in the Morro. Simply spectacular presentation of this gentleman born in Kalamata and beloved in Puerto Rico.
Yanni for two hours, delighted his loyal fans in three pianos playing 21 pieces masterfully. From dueling violins to two beautiful girls sopranos, melodies piece caused a stir from the traditional to the more moves in which the audience clapped, danced and did not stop to Yanni show the great success of the Puerto Ricans enjoyed for many years. Some of his melodies were "Felitsa, Acroyali, Desire, Harp Solo, If I could tell you, Ode to Humanity, Within attraction, The storm, Niki Nana and Nostalgia".
After three false starts, sang "One man's dream" and said goodbye to his audience by saying in Spanish, "THANK YOU PUERTO RICO, I LOVE YOU, NEVER FORGET" with a Puerto Rican flag resting on his shoulders, and English promised to return the next year to complete plans for a concert maybe in the Morro. Simply spectacular presentation of this gentleman born in Kalamata and beloved in Puerto Rico.
Yanni At The Morro In Puerto Rico
Dic 16,17, 2011
Enjoy two days of Yanni concert in the Morro and rediscovered Old San Juan while staying in the Howard Johnson Plaza De Armas Hotel .. We have an amazing deals to stay here for that great event .... We are right next to the Department of State and we have a trolley stop right outside the door ... For more information call 787-722-9191 ... we look forward to see you..
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