Rectangle Symphony Captivates World Cup

The article discusses the connection between classical music traditions and football, where melodies, opera, and symphonies have become tangible elements that enhance the spirit of competition and the history of the World Cup. Since the early twentieth century, famous music has been used to elevate the prestige of matches and to reinforce the regal and prestigious character of the events, with recurring inspiration drawn from works such as Puccini’s "Nessun Dorma" and Vivaldi’s "Four Seasons" to elevate the atmosphere and motivate the crowds. Artistic paintings and visual depictions of players’ movements have transformed athletic performance into fine art, while national anthems and orchestral arrangements have become part of official rituals, framed by the immortal musical crown that highlights the tone of victory.

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