by InTrieste
In a celebration of women’s contributions to the world of music, the highly anticipated tour of “Women in Rock FVG” is set to launch from the prestigious Palazzo de Grazia. Originating from the European Capital of Music, this tour promises to be an immersive journey through the evolution of women’s roles in the industry, curated by the renowned musician and educator Gabriele Medeot.
Scheduled to commence on Wednesday the 12th at 8:45 PM, the inaugural performance at Palazzo de Grazia marks the beginning of a series of captivating shows traversing the picturesque landscapes of the Friuli Venezia Giulia region. With Medeot on piano and storytelling duties and the talented vocalist Laura Panetta lending her voice, audiences can expect an unforgettable fusion of music and narrative.
Following the opening spectacle in Gorizia, the tour will embark on a captivating journey to Monfalcone on the 15th, gracing the historic Rocca at 6 PM, before heading to Cividale on Sunday the 16th at 8:45 PM. The musical odyssey will culminate in Udine on July 1st, with stops in Trento and Bologna en route, promising a melodic exploration of women’s influence in the realm of music.
Medeot, reflecting on the essence of “Women in Rock FVG,” describes it as a profound voyage uncovering the transformative journey of women’s roles over time, interwoven with the melodies and lyrics penned by and for women.
Panetta, sharing her sentiments on the project, expresses gratitude for the opportunity to interpret songs of profound social significance, enriching her understanding of the diverse musical landscape.
This cultural extravaganza, organized in collaboration with the Monfalcone-based association Arte&Musica, underscores the commitment to promoting artistic endeavors and fostering dialogue through RH Media and communication initiatives. Additionally, attendees will have the chance to delve into a curated selection of photographs by Luca d’Agostino and experience the cutting-edge RockApp virtual reality platform, recently unveiled at the Didacta fair in Florence.
As the curtains rise on “Women in Rock FVG,” it beckons audiences on a compelling voyage through the annals of music history, celebrating the enduring spirit and creativity of women in rock.
