Andrea Griminelli is an acclaimed Italian flautist with a distinguished career spanning over 35 years. Renowned for his sensitive interpretations and remarkable technique, he has garnered accolades and awards worldwide, including a Grammy, the Prix de Paris, and an Italian Knighthood. Having collaborated with Pavarotti himself, Griminelli was invited by the tenor to perform at his concert in New York's Madison Square Garden at the youthful age of 25. Griminelli returns as the Musical Director of this event, which serves as a tribute to Pavarotti's historic performance on the island.

Mezzo-soprano Laura Wright is a celebrated performer, having sung for Queen Elizabeth II and composed Invictus for The Invictus Games, performing it globally. A BBC Chorister of the Year winner, she has released six albums and singles like You, dedicated to NHS workers. She has performed at iconic venues, including the Royal Albert Hall, Westminster Abbey, and the Great Wall of China, and is a regular at major UK sporting events. A passionate advocate, she serves as an ambassador for organizations like the Invictus Games, Soldiers’ Arts Academy, and Military Wives Choirs, while also judging BBC Chorister of the Year and presenting on Songs of Praise. Laura continues to inspire through her music and philanthropy.

Clarissa Spata is an award-winning soprano known for her versatility and principal roles with Opera Australia, including Frasquita in Carmen, Papagena and First Lady in The Magic Flute, and Rosina in The Barber of Seville. She has toured China with Australian International Productions, performing in Aïda and Die Zauberflöte, and starred in a Music Theatre Highlights Tour. Awards include the Lady Fairfax New York Award and the Dame Joan Sutherland Encouragement Award. Clarissa reached the Quarter Finals of The Voice Australia and regularly performs with The Australian Tenors and The Italian Tenors.

Sydney-born tenor Gaetano Bonfante has graced the classical concert stage for years, with a career highlighted by 15 productions for Opera Australia and touring La Traviata (as Alfredo) across 18 cities in China. A finalist on ABC’s Operatunity Oz and recipient of the Alice Amy MacDonald Scholarship, he has represented Australia in the iSing opera program in China and performed with the Arma Dei Carabinieri Orchestra in Venice. Gaetano has also written and performed cabaret shows on prestigious cruise ships. Known for his rich tenor voice and storytelling, he captivates audiences with his passion for music.

“Pavarotti couldn’t get enough of it, Joan Collins honeymooned there… but you don't need to be a millionaire celebrity to holiday at the private island of Pangkor Laut.”

- Daily Mail

A weekend to savour in world-class opera and exquisite gastronomy, all set upon the most pristine stage imaginable.
Accommodation from 10 - 12 October 2025, minimum of two nights' stay is required. Welcome cocktails. Pre-concert cocktails on 11 October. Opera concert on 11 October followed by Gala Dinner. Daily breakfast, lunch and dinner for two adults at selected restaurants. Return scheduled speedboat transfer to and from Marina Island Pangkor.


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