NEW YORK – Andrea Bocelli will sing at the Duomo of Milan on Easter Sunday sending a message of love and hope to the world during the coronavirus pandemic, but the Italian tenor says it’s not a concert.
Instead, he calls it a “prayer.” “I received this invitation by the mayor of Milan and by the authorities of the church and of course I answered yes.
I’m very happy to do this,” he said. “Also, it’s not a performance. It’s not a concert. It’s only a prayer.” “I will go there to pray, and I’d like to think that everyone listening to me sing can pray with me,” he said.
Accompanied by organist Emanuele Vianelli, Bocelli will sing at the historic cathedral for an audience of none because the Duomo, like most public places, are closed because of