Rassegna stampa - I Due Foscari Bilbao, Palacio Euskalduna

"ABC" - 17 november 2008
«No doubt, the baritone Marco di Felice, as Francesco Foscari, shows a solid and rich interpretation for his colourfully shaded voice, dazzling in the last act»

"Gara" - 18 november 2008
«Marco di Felice’s rich and coloured voice perfectly matches his portrayal of a father forced ,by the Council of Venice, to punish his innocent son.»

"www.mundoclasico.com" - november 2008
«This is Marco di Felice’s first time in Bilbao. His voice is eminently suited to the role, with his captivating mordent – that’s what Verdi gave to his baritones.»

"DEIA" - november 2008
«Regarding Foscari, the protagonist, we can assure that Marco di Felice , from the romance in act one "O vecchio cor che batti", to the end of the opera, is outstandingly good as the Doge. His singing is clear, strong, expressive, (...) his phrasing is as wide as well definite.»

"ABC" - 17 november 2008 «No doubt, the baritone Marco di Felice, as Francesco Foscari, shows a solid and rich interpretation for his colourfully shaded voice, dazzling in the last act» "Gara" - 18 november 2008 «Marco di Felice’s rich and coloured voice perfectly matches his portrayal of a father forced ,by the Council of Venice, to punish his innocent son.» "www.mundoclasico.com" - november 2008 «This is Marco di Felice’s first time in Bilbao. His voice is eminently suited to the role, with his captivating mordent – that’s what Verdi gave to his baritones.» "DEIA" - november 2008 «Regarding Foscari, the protagonist, we can assure that Marco di Felice , from the romance in act one "O vecchio cor che batti", to the end of the opera, is outstandingly good as the Doge. His singing is clear, strong, expressive, (...) his phrasing is as wide as well definite.»
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