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Grand Opera Gala at Movenpick Hotel Bahrain
In partnership with Maserati and Bahrain Airport services, Mövenpick Hotel Bahrain Presents two extraordinary nights this spring, the world’s greatest Grand Opera Gala on the 8th and 9th April 2012.
The evening includes selections from La Triviata, Lucrezia Borgia, and other masterpieces that have triumphed time and time again and now resolve into an exquisite harmony. This is your chance to not only hear but also feel the resonant voices of baritone Stefan Sanchez, soprano Ana Jeruc, mezzo soprano Laura Woods and tenor Leonel Pinheiro.
Tickets are available at BD 10, 15 and 20.More Hotels
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