Opera Rome weekend: a journey through music and art
Rome captivates visitors with its ancient ruins and Renaissance masterpieces, but the Eternal City offers an equally enchanting experience for opera and music lovers. A weekend dedicated to opera in Rome reveals a different side of the city, where lyrical performances and artistic treasures intertwine to create unforgettable memories. Planning an opera Rome weekend means […]
The most iconic Opera Rome costumes
Rome, the eternal city of art and culture, treasures in its theaters and historic venues an operatic tradition that has given birth to some of the most memorable opera Rome costumes in the history of melodrama. From the sumptuous garments of the Teatro dell’Opera to the intimate performances at Palazzo Poli, the costumes of opera […]
An itinerary for opera Rome in September
September marks the beginning of Rome’s most exciting opera season, offering visitors the perfect blend of ideal weather, fewer crowds, and spectacular performances across the city’s most prestigious venues. As the summer heat subsides and the cultural calendar comes alive, this month presents an unparalleled opportunity to experience opera in the Eternal City. Why September […]
How Rome’s Opera Scene is Evolving in 2025
Rome’s opera scene is experiencing a remarkable transformation in 2025, brilliantly balancing its reverence for classical masterpieces with bold contemporary innovations. The Eternal City, long celebrated for its traditional operatic heritage, is now at the forefront of a cultural renaissance that’s redefining what opera can be in the modern era. The Classical Foundation Remains Strong […]
Essential Experiences for Opera Lovers in Rome
For opera lovers in Rome, few experiences compare to the magic of attending a live performance in the heart of the Eternal City. With its deep artistic roots and centuries-old musical traditions, Rome offers a rich, immersive journey into the world of opera that goes far beyond the stage. As the capital of Italy, Rome […]
The Callas Passage of Hotel Quirinale to Teatro dell’Opera
Opera Lirica di Roma is happy to announce that we are performing in a new incredible location: Hotel Quirinale The Hotel Quirinale in Rome is one of the most fascinating accommodations in the capital, not only for its timeless elegance but also for its history rich in anecdotes and mysteries. Built in 1865, this luxury […]
Where to see the Best Opera in Rome
Rome, the eternal city, is synonymous with art, history, and music. Among its many cultural treasures, opera in Rome holds a special place, blending the city’s rich traditions with timeless musical storytelling. For lovers of opera or those looking to experience this captivating art form for the first time, Rome offers some of the finest […]
Opera today: communicating by talking
We have talked so many times about the need to put opera in a social context, within a real community of fans. There we are said how important it is to share the moment of representation, live together one show and compare points view and impressions. After all, musical and cultural popularization was born precisely […]
The pursuit of happiness in Verdi’s opera
Il “Don Carlo,” Giuseppe Verdi’s grandiose and monumental opera, written for the Paris Opera (in French, to a libretto by Joseph Méry and Camille du Locle, so the title was also different “Don Carlos“). It was premiered on March 11, 1867: it was a monumental opera, in five acts and with ballets, as the French […]
10 tricks for getting to know and appreciate Opera
Difficulties can be encountered with Opera for those who are beginners, we try, therefore, to offer solutions to deal with these obstacles or, at least, to provide some tricks to get around them. Because after all, we already love Opera even if we don’t know it yet. Here are our 10 suggestions: 1. Open your […]
