There will be a violin playing the notes of the Italian national anthem at the upcoming Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, which is scheduled to take place next weekend in Imola. The 22-year-old Italian musician from the city of Genoa, Beatrice Ferrari, will perform it on the starting grid.
With less than one weeks until the event, the sixth race of the 2023 Formula One season scheduled for Sunday, May 21st at the Enzo and Dino Ferrari Circuit, the young violinist shared her emotions with the online publication GenovaToday.
Between the lines of the article, we learn about the story of this musician born in 2001. She began studying the violin at the age of 6 and obtained a first-level diploma with honors at the Paganini Conservatory in Genoa. Currently, she attends the International Academy in Imola.
Beatrice Ferrari expresses her excitement for the upcoming event, the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix: “Playing the Italian national anthem in such an important sports competition is a great honor for me, as well as a pleasure, considering my passion for Formula 1.” – she explained.
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The story recounts the moments of the proposal: “When they called me to inform me that they had chosen me to represent the Academy and Italy at the Imola Grand Prix, I couldn’t believe it. I am truly excited and grateful for this wonderful opportunity that has been given to me. It’s a dream come true: not long ago, I used to fantasize about playing for this occasion, and now it’s really happening,” concludes the enthusiastic 22-year-old violinist in her interview for the Italian website GenovaToday.
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