Maurizio Marchini

opera singer, tenor

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Maurizio Marchini on KCRW

Reflecting on the last year, Maurizio Marchini says he’s surprised at how well received his balcony performances were.

Maurizio Marchini went viral for his balcony singing. A year later, he yearns for in-person performances

Reflecting on the last year, Maurizio Marchini says he’s surprised at how well received his balcony performances were.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

It’s been eight days since 60 million people in Italy have been quarantined in their homes. The streets are largely deserted.

Maurizio Marchini sings from balcony to lift neighbors’ spirits during Italy’s lockdown

It’s been eight days since 60 million people in Italy have been quarantined in their homes. The streets are largely deserted.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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