Three Tenors Concert in Rome: An Evening of Neapolitan Lyric and Traditional Music
4.5
140 Ratings
Rome
Experience the enchanting Three Tenors Concert in Rome, featuring beautiful opera arias and famous Neapolitan songs. Accompanied by the Mandolin Orchestra, this unforgettable evening will transport you to the heart of Italian music.
Duration:
1 hour, 30 minutes
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
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Chiesa Di San Paolo Entro Le Mura - Inspired by the famous concert of “The Three Tenors”, Opera in Roma presents an extraordinary show in the Church of St. Paul’s Within the Walls, with the most famous Neapolitan songs and the most beautiful opera arias, accompanied by the Orchestra of the great Neapolitan mandolins and grand piano. The rhythm of the traditional Neapolitan tarantellas and the splendid choreographies will involve you in a unique atmosphere.
The only Three Tenors in Rome accompanied by the Mandolin Orchestra of the Neapolitan Mandolin Academy, will make you spend an unforgettable evening under the highest expression of Neapolitan lyric and traditional music.
In this unforgettable concert the Three Tenors will perform some of the most famous opera arias from La Traviata, Rigoletto and Tosca, to name a few, infecting them with the joy of Naples and its songs.
What's Included
- Concert ticket
What's Not Included
- Drinks
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Dinner
Additional Information
In Rome, the Three Tenors will be joined by the Mandolin Orchestra from the Neapolitan Mandolin Academy, to deliver an evening you’ll never forget with their performances of Neapolitan lyric and traditional music. They will perform mesmerizing opera arias and the best-known songs of the Neapolitan tradition. The enchanting Torna a Surriento, O’ Sole mio, Funiculì funiculà, and other captivating opera arias will be included in the very same concert. This one-of-a-kind event features the mandolin, cello, grand piano, and a dance company.
- Dress code is smart-casual
Location
Chiesa Di San Paolo Entro Le Mura
Via Napoli 58
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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U8704abannetteh
Mar 16, 2024
A must see when in Rome - We really enjoyed the show, we recommend it! The church is absolutely stunning. The Three Tenors sang so beautifully. The pianist was amazing.
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Tracie_w
Mar 4, 2024
Nice date night - Beautiful venue. Lots of dinner options nearby. Was a lovely evening and experience very different than touring Ancient Rome or Art museums. Wasn’t too long, but just right. Would do again!
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Brigitte_s
Mar 3, 2024
Beautiful church - fantastic singing...but - The atmosphere was wonderful the tenors and the singing was wonderful and the church by itself is a gem in Rome. But the audience really was terrible, not all of them, but most. The ones who said left on the bench bend over so the ones behind couldn't see anything. Then the filmed everything all the Opera songs when the tennis was singing and held up their mobile phones high and low and it was just disgraceful. Heiße Jazz that the using of the mobile phones should not be allowed a first of all the film people in the church which is against the law.
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Pollilynn_c
Feb 4, 2024
Great Evening in Rome - Excellent show, held in an old church. Amazing! Great restaurant down the street completed the evening.
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141pattib
Feb 4, 2024
Wonderful - Fantastic singing in a beautiful church. Pianist and (1) mandolin player were exceptional. Although the dancer was good, not sure she added anything to the performance, and personally found her a distraction from the wonderful voices of the Tenors.
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Jenkssc
Jan 12, 2024
Very fun evening, beautiful venue - We wanted to experience an opera while in Italy but due to the holidays the pickings were light so we did this instead. Such a fun experience! The concert was around 90 minutes total and set in a beautiful church. The songs were all done in Italian and were classics. Some of the fellow attendees around us were softly singing along with them--I loved that. These men have beautiful voices and fun personalities, there was nice accompaniment by talented musicians, and a very graceful dancer would perform to some of their songs. We (and our teens) enjoyed this experience very much.
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Bethan335
Mar 24, 2024
Great trio - Thoroughly enjoyed the show, wish it would have been for longer, only sung around 8 songs in total with having short and long breaks in between each song. Loved how they got the audience involved too.
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Gustavo_r
Feb 25, 2024
Great experience with friends - Good experience, great tenors. Its recomendable that organization to have a history of each artist good sound and great lights
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Meg_m
Mar 19, 2024
Average experience but good singers - Great singers but slightly underwhelming experience for the price. It would have been nice to have some information, even a print out, about the music and singers, if you are not familiar with opera this would help give context and understanding. I would also recommend putting the musicians/piano etc on a platform or more visible space, as we could not see them despite paying for category A. Personally, we found the ballerina a little distracting. We have been to other classical musical performance in Italy and this was not the best, despite the singers being very talented.
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Ineta_l
Feb 29, 2024
Nice music but failures with acoustics - I have been to concerts in St.Paul's church in Rome three times, but this concert did not meet our expectations. First, it was written on the advertisement that there will be a mandolina orchestra. So, we expected at least some musicians, but there was only one mandolina player. Second, the music was nice, the repertoire well known, but the overall sound quality was just average. When the singers were standing in the section of the altar, which they did for 2/3 of the time, acoustics was bad. However, when they stepped forward, it was perfect.
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