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Boundless Harmonies and Surprises in Music: A Delightful Choral Weekend in Barletta

BARLETTA – An invisible bridge made of music, voices, and passion is about to connect Puglia and Lazio. On Saturday, June 27, 2026, at 8:45 PM, the city of Barletta will host a prestigious Interregional Choral Twinning Concert, an unmissable event for all lovers of great polyphonic music.
The event will feature two prominent choirs from the Italian choral scene: the "Il Gabbiano" Polyphonic Choir from Barletta, conducted by Gianluigi Gorgoglione, and the "OpusIncanto" Polyphonic Choir from Rome, conducted by Alessandro Vicari. The piano accompaniment will be masterfully handled by Antonio Piccialli.

A Tradition of Success and Quality
It is important to note that for the "Il Gabbiano" Choir, this event is not an isolated case, but rather the culmination of a happy and long-standing tradition. For years, the Barletta choir has promoted national and international choral twinnings, initiatives that regularly receive great acclaim from critics and audiences alike.
The secret behind this appreciation lies in the extremely high quality level of the hosted groups and the exceptional care taken in the performances. The musical programs presented by "Il Gabbiano" are always incredibly engaging and delightful, capable of conveying strong emotions and leaving the audience enthusiastic. For this special evening, the organizers promise that musical surprises will not be lacking.

Patronages and Useful Information
The event is organized by the Cathedral Chapter of S. Maria Maggiore and the Church of San Michele in Barletta, underscoring the solemnity and cultural value of the initiative. The concert also enjoys high-profile patronages in the field of choral music:

Chorus Inside Puglia (Regional Association of Apulian Choirs)
Federcori (National Choral Federation)

Information for the public:
Admission to the concert is free and open until all available seats are filled. Timeliness is recommended.
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