SOUND | Let it be. Omaggio ai Beatles

To mark the 60^th anniversary of The Beatles' historic concert in Milan, Novensemble Orchestra proposes a unique tribute to the legendary career of the band from Liverpool.

A musical journey through the great classics of the 1960s - A Hard Day's Night, Let It Be, All You Need Is Love - to the rediscovery of lesser-known treasures, designed to excite both new and nostalgic listeners alike.

Vocal harmonies, guitar and string section come together in a perfectly balanced sound, within a personal and unprecedented chamber setting. The original arrangements by singer and multi-instrumentalist Enrico Zoni bring a new flavour to the repertoire, reinterpreting classics with freshness and respect.

“Let It Be: Tribute to The Beatles” s more than a concert: it is a live, affectionate and creative tribute to a time that revolutionised music.

Virginia Piccichè, born in 1999, has been the lead singer of Black Ball Boogie since 2023, performing with the band at numerous international festivals around the world. She lives in Bologna, where she also develops her activity as an independent artist and performer. She has acquired extensive live experience as a singer and backing vocalist, collaborating with important names in Italian music, including Federico Poggipollini, Luca Carboni, Irene Grandi, Jovanotti and Ron.

Enrico Zoni, born in 1994, is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter and producer from Bologna, who has been active on the music scene in the Emilia region for over ten years. As a songwriter, he collaborates on a regular basis with Edizioni Curci (Milan), writing tracks for and with several prominent Italian artists, including Elodie, Bugo, Niccolò Agliardi, Wax and Luigi Strangis. Since 2024 he has been a member of the new Luciano Pavarotti Foundation Orchestra, with which he has shared the stage alongside Luca Carboni, Jovanotti, Irene Grandi, Ron and many others.

Novensemble is a group of professional musicians with solid experience in orchestral and chamber music. Resulting from the convergence of different artistic paths, the ensemble is distinguished by its meticulous performances, attention to the repertoire and the variety of projects proposed. Performing in Italian and European theatres and festivals, it explores different musical languages with versatility, while maintaining a clearly recognisable classical root. The ensemble includes traditional instruments - violin, viola, cello, double bass, piano, flute, oboe and clarinet - and is sometimes enriched by the presence of voices, expanding the group's expressive range.