Tosca
La Traviata
The Four Seasons

Celebrate the great Opera arias and the most famous classical music pieces composed by the greatest Italian composers – Verdi, Rossini, Puccini, Vivaldi, Leoncavallo, Mascagni – and enjoy the world-renowned Neapolitan songs.

Program

The program is performed by I Solisti dell’Opera Lirica di Roma.

It is an Ensemble made up of a string quartet and two voices: a Soprano and a Tenor.

Each musician is a graduate of the Santa Cecilia Conservatory of Music in Rome and has concerts and tours all over the world: unforgettable concerts with Maestro Ennio Morricone and collaborations with the Oscar awards Ritz Ortolani, Nicola Piovani, Ludovic Bource, Luis Bakalov.

The concerts take place in the magnificent Theatre of Palazzo Santa Chiara, situated inside a historical building in the centre of Rome, only 100 meters walk from the Pantheon.

PIAZZA DI SANTA CHIARA, 14 ROMA, RM, ITALIA.

Drinks & Cocktails

Cocktail Bar starts from 6.30 pm.

Aosta, Italy

Beautiful … The palace is gorgeous, inside it has a chapel with the relics of St. Catherine. The opera was super, the singer has a beautiful voice and the boy is very good and super engaging .. If you can and you love the opera I recommend you go there …

Rome, Italy

A kind and elegant welcome; the wait for the show was accompanied by a splendid vernissage of contemporary works of art. Not to mention the ancient chapel, to crown it all. The heart of the evening were the artists and musicians of the show, who were engaging, generously quenching the thirst of the public thirsty for art, BRAVISSIMI. Fantastic acoustics, the room being collected gives you the feeling of human closeness. I didn’t know that 4 strings and 2 voices could accompany me on such an emotional journey.

New York, U.S.A.

This was a great experience from top to bottom! A beautiful and intimate venue hosts a relaxing cocktail bar before the show. This was followed by a breathtaking performance, both instrumentally and vocally – full of emotion – pain, joy and even laughter. The string quartet was fantastic and the singers so too: together they brought the music to life and took the entire audience on a beautiful journey through the power of symphony and opera.