The Italian conductor who moved to Armenia after falling in love – Financial Times
By Nicola Davison
Initially, the most striking thing about Gianluca Marciano is not his taste for high-quality fabric, nor the warmth of his manner. It is his Italian accent. It is an accent cultivated and guarded closely, he says. “These days I find myself thinking in English. Even if I’m talking in other languages, it’s through English.”
Marciano, 40, has spent most of his professional life outside his home country, hopping between opera houses in the Middle East and across the Caucasus. Читать дальше...