Italian Classical Crossover Tenor Jonathan Cilia Faro "A Commanding Voice That At Times Seems To Soar Up Into The Heavens" Presents U.S. Debut Concert
Tribute to Luciano Pavarotti & Victor Borge
MONDAY, OCTOBER 14th, 2019
MASONIC GRAND LODGE
71 West 23rd Street
New York, NY 10010
NEW YORK, Sept. 25, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Italian Classical Crossover Tenor Jonathan Cilia Faro's debut U.S. concert will be held on October 14th at Masonic Temple in New York.
The band's music director will be Bill Heller; Dave Anderson, bass; Russ DeSalvo, guitar; John Arrucci, percussion, and special guest singer, Jonathan Heller.
The concert will be the first time in the Masonic Temple's history that it will be open to the general public for an artist to perform with a band. As an interpreter and music storyteller Jonathan Cilia Faro will use his own life story as a unique tribute to Luciano Pavarotti and Victor Borge. When Jonathan was very young, he learned from these two masters the art of entertainment and storytelling on the stage.
Inspired to sing when he heard Luciano Pavarotti in La bohème, Jonathan Cilia Faro has capitalized on a glorious vocal tradition to forge his own, uniquely personal pop/operatic style, which he realizes on his debut U.S. album, From Now On. It is a style that appeals to fans of Andrea Bocelli and Josh Groban but, more than anything else, Cilia Faro's style is reflection of who he is.
Cilia Faro's album was released in April by BFD / SONY ORCHARD and has introduced Jonathan Cilia Faro to the world as the real thing – a genuine Italian tenor who is rekindling the golden sound, the brilliant intensity and the sheer romance of the Italian tenor voice.
The album's release has continued to win praise for the tenor. One writer noted: "By far the highlight of the album, comes from Jonathan Cilia Faro's commanding voice that at times seems to soar up into the heavens."
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For further information please contact:
Doreen D'Agostino
DOREEN D'AGOSTINO MEDIA
917.916.2626
SOURCE Jonathan Cilia Faro
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