Dear Friends,
With this, our last newsletter before the summer break, we wish you a wonderful vacation and look forward to seeing you at our events when we return in the fall.
Contents of this newsletter:
Exclusive cocktail for members
Coming Up: Our Upcoming Events
September 24 – Lecture:Verdi Rise Through Musical Patriotism.”
October 4–8 – Masterclass with Jennifer Larmore
On June 17, our annual general meeting was held in Geneva to review our progress in 2025. The minutes of this meeting, along with its appendices—the audited financial statements—were distributed to all our members.
On June 25, we were once again pleased to welcome Swiss musicologist Paul-André Demierre to the GAMMAH Hall for a lecture dedicated to the diva Renata Tebaldi.
It was an opportunity to discuss her career—including audio clips—and her personal life, as well as her alleged rivalry with Maria Callas.
The evening continued with a convivial dinner attended by the speaker, who signed copies of his book, *Renata Tebaldi, an Exceptional Artist*, for the participants.
You can view our photo gallery capturing this wonderful moment of togetherness by clicking on this link.
On July 2, Mr. Cédric Godot, a member of our association, gave us a warm welcome at a cocktail reception featuring Italian cuisine. It was a wonderful occasion for sharing and fellowship, allowing us to exchange our various ideas and perspectives on the future of our association.
We are honored to welcome Mr. Patrick Favre-Tissot, author of Verdi , for an inaugural lecture dedicated to the Composer early life, in our usual venue, the GAMMAH Hall.
We are very excited about this new collaboration with this new partner.
Our next Masterclass will take place from October 4 to 8, culminating in a public and inclusive concert in Geneva.
It will be led by the renowned American mezzo-soprano and member of our honorary committee, Jennifer Larmore, whose participation is a highlight of our season.
Registration for the Masterclass is open until August 31.
Patrick Motisi
Founder & Chairman