Posts Tagged ‘chapel’
A Sunday with Compagnia Corale
Last May 17th we hosted with great pleasure Compagnia Corale di Imperia, a choir of old friends. They used the Chapel to hold a stage to prepare next summer concerts.
Vittoria, choir’s director, with Michele e Malina
It’s been a wonderful day, both for fun and weather: the sunny and hot (it seemed August) day gave us the opportunity to have lunch in the garden and our guests had a great time listening to the choir’s performance.
At the end of the day all felt satisfied: the singers because the acoustics of the Chapel proved to be excellent and the freshness helped their job; the guests because they had the opportunity to learn how it’s difficult to prepare an event and listened to good music; we, because it’s always a great pleasure to help friends.
Hey, Compagnia Corale, we look forward to see you again!
Still voiceless!
It begins to be an awkward situation (at least for me; Michele doesn’t care!)
Michele says carpenters are covering the wirings. Finally something’s moving on.
I can’t yet show you how the works inside the mills are going. But I can show the outside. I’m sure you’ll appreciate.
Isn’it beautiful under this bright setting sun?
And that is the bell tower, surrounded by scaffoldings.
Take a deep look, and you’ll see the old dangling bell.
