The thousands of possibilities and nuances of polyphony and voice return with the VokalFest, the choral music festival scheduled at the Auditorium Parco della Musica.
Some of the best vocal groups from Rome and not only, different in genre and repertoire, meet in a sort of small "Woodstock" that ranges from alpine songs to beatbox, from gospel to nu-soul, from Gregorians chants to pop, rock and soul songs.
On stage, the Coro che non c'è, Youtube star with a Queen medley and already guests of Tu Sì Que Vales; the Coro Cantering, folk-inspired, directed by Dodo Versino; Le Mani Avanti of Gabriele D'Angelo, the Coro Pop di Salerno, directed by Ciro Caravano, the Neri per Caso Band leader, and the Flowing Chords, directed by Margherita Flore, whose jazz sounds were born in the prestigious Saint Louis School of Music.
And still, surprises, curious experiments and public participation, to sing together and be amazed by the infinite, wonderful possibilities of the voice.
Photo credits: Auditorium Parco della Musica Official Website
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