Cecilia Bartoli champions heritage as a bridge for unity in divided times
Renowned mezzo-soprano Cecilia Bartoli, known for her passion for music and curiosity, believes cultural heritage can foster unity in today's divided climate. She shared these views during the Europa Nostra awards ceremony on November 6th in Thessaloniki, where she received a standing ovation for her work promoting cultural understanding.
Bartoli, who presides over Europa Nostra, an organization dedicated to protecting and promoting cultural heritage, believes that understanding our shared past is crucial for moving forward. She took on the presidency to champion this cause.
Europa Nostra's efforts have been recognised with the 2025 Empress Theophano Prize. This award highlights the organization's role in bridging cultural divides, a mission that Bartoli is deeply committed to. Her belief in the power of cultural heritage to promote shared identity and respect is evident in her leadership.
Cecilia Bartoli's dedication to cultural heritage, both on and off the stage, has been recognised and celebrated. As she continues to lead Europa Nostra, her passion and vision will undoubtedly drive the organization's mission to protect and promote Europe's cultural heritage, fostering understanding and respect among diverse communities.
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