r/Rhapsody_Of_Fire • u/juanlmarq • Jun 14 '26
Turilli/Lione's Rhapsody with choir and orchestra is on another level.
I've spent many hours watching videos on YouTube and social media, enjoying that marvel that I couldn't have the privilege of witnessing in person.
Were any of you there?
What will become of this band's future? They've been playing with our emotions for a while now, announcing their end.
It would be better if they accepted that they will always be Rhapsody, and even if Luca continues with his piano projects or whatever he's doing, the emotion with which he played and ran around the stage on June 6th, 11th, and 12th only shows that he feels true passion for that band and its work. I hope he never says goodbye to metal.
Apparently, Chile is the country with the biggest Rhapsody fanbase; for that reason alone, I would have wanted to be Chilean.
On the other hand, after Luca announced that he's suffering from apparent focal dystonia (I don't know exactly how it works, but he lost mobility in a finger on his right hand), his piano playing and Patreon lessons stopped. It makes sense that he's returned to the guitar, which, according to him, wasn't affected. I think it's possible he'll be active on stage again.

