| Synopsis: | ||||
| Nova Era performs revamped classical music with modern rhythms in handcrafted 18th century costumes, and ornate, powdered wigs. | ||||
| Filmed at Palazzo Zenobio, the site is famed worldwide as one of the most beautiful expressions of seventeenth century Venice. The impressive atmosphere and the wonderfully picturesque setting detail an exceptionally smooth and rich look, which is both inspiring and engrossing. Nova Era is completely enchanting as they perform electrifying music in the main hall of Zenobio Palace. | ||||
Named Tiepolian after the frescos and complex decoration created by the young G. B. Tiepolo, the Hall of Mirrors reflect the sumptuous style of fine Venetian art and life in the 17 century. The live performance soars in breathtaking passages of high virtuosity with its ensemble of highly skilled artists. |
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| A careful painterly cinematic composition, this film places its viewers in the position of visitors to an art gallery. The musicians, like art objects enchant their observers as they joyfully convey the magic, mystery and beauty of 18th century Venice. | ||||
| The video includes a charming behind-the-scenes tour of Venice, and interviews with band members. | ||||
| At first glance, you might think you are attending an 18th century concert -- that is, until you see the electric instruments, taking a giant leap into the 21st century. This visual combination of old and new perfectly reflects the music of Nova Era. | ||||
| Popular demand for Nova Era has the band performing around the U.S. and Europe. In partnership with the QVC network, Nova Era appears frequently on television as well. | ||||