Italian tenor group lights up the Gibson Amphitheater

At 9 o’clock sharp, the lights began to dim. An orchestra composed of men and women, all dressed in white, started to play the opening of “Questo Amore,” Il Volo’s rendition of Aerosmith’s “I Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing.”
Three backdrops appeared at the top of the stage, and a dim blue light lit one up just as Gianluca Ginoble, the 18-year-old baritone of the group, began to belt out the lyrics. His silhouetted figure shone through the screen as if he were behind it. Ignazio Boschetto, 18, one of the two tenors, subsequently began to sing his part, his shadow also appearing on the middle backdrop, followed by 20-year-old Piero Barone, the other tenor of the group, who unleashed a powerful voice comparable to a tenor with 30 years of experience.
Just as their three shadows continued to give the illusion of them singing, the three young men approached the stage from the sides, startling the excited audience as their silhouettes began to fade. The crowd was in awe. The boys had their full attention. With excitement in their eyes and smiles throughout, Il Volo thanked their fans, and continued the show.

Il Volo visit HFPA

The Italian operatic trio Il Volo met with HFPA members at their headquarters in West Hollywood as part of the association’s Round Table series of interviews.
Just hours before performing at a sold-out Gibson Amphitheater, tenors Piero Barone and Ignazio Boschetto and baritone Gianluca Ginoble spoke about the challenges of their growing popularity in the United States.
  “We pretty much live on an airplane,” Gianluca says. “Just this week alone we’re performing in six different US cities, starting with San Francisco and ending it at Radio City Music Hall in New York.”
  The trio, nicknamed the Three Young Tenors and discovered during an Italian talent search by the producer behind Andrea Bocelli, have been a European teen sensation for several years.

“It’s great for us to bring this kind of music to younger people,” explained Piero. “Still, when you look at our audience they are both young and older.”

Il Volo performs at The Gibson Amphitheatre

  Italian operatic pop singers Piero Barone, Gianluca Ginoble and Ignazio Boschetto of Il Volo perform at Gibson Amphitheatre on August 28, 2013 in Universal City, California. (Photo by Mark Davis/Getty Images)

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