Italy · CONCERTS
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Italy books up early and the good Concert Tickets in Italy go first. Here are the 15 to look at, with current prices and the one thing worth knowing about each before you commit.
Baroque music in Venice at San Vidal, 1.5 hours with Interpreti Veneziani, featuring works like Vivaldi’s Four Seasons.
“brilliant musicians were fantastic and venue was central and outstanding”
Florence opera in a 1400 Santa Monaca church, live Verdi and Puccini with piano, 1 hour, tickets include program, $35.
“The evening was well organised and the church was rustic and charming. We have never been to the opera before and we loved it. The singer and the pianist were superb. Something to note was there didn’t seem to be a washroom so make sure you go before you arrive and it was a very warm evening inside and out; neither of those things spoiled our evening and we would thoroughly recommend! Pure class…”
Live Vivaldi Four Seasons in Venice with I Musici Veneziani. 75 minutes, period costumes, intimate venue, great value at $41.
“The performance was top notch. The lead violinist was truly a maestro. It was fun that they were in period costume and the theatre was beautiful. Be warned there are many steps up to the performance space, and they only have 2 bathrooms and so these were quite busy.”
A $40 opera aria concert in a warm Waldensian church near Piazza Venezia, featuring Puccini, Bellini, Neapolitan songs, and more.
“Fantastic performances from the all performers, the Soprano was particularly good, just about the right amount of time for a hot summers evening at a central location with lots of options in the near vicinity to carry on the evening.”
Hear Vivaldi’s Four Seasons live at San Vidal, then explore Venice’s Music Museum with 200 original instruments.
“Exquisite! A definite experience you must take in. Unfortunately museum closes on Wednesday do make sure to notice when you buy ticket.”
A Vivaldi Four Seasons concert in the Church of the Pietà in Venice, with live strings in the same space tied to Vivaldi’s work.
“Exceptional experience. The ensemble performed with heart and perfection. The venue added to the total experience.”
Hear Puccini arias in Lucca’s historic Church of San Giovanni, with a soprano, tenor, and pianist. One hour, from $35.
“Very good although went to a joint Mozart/Puccini evening and it was a little less fun than the Puccini/Verdi ones previously. Will go again though”
Venice’s Three Tenors concert pairs Verdi and Puccini with live orchestra and period costumes in an intimate 16th-century setting.
“excellent evening. Great value for.money. musicians and singers were amazing”
One hour Rome opera in Palazzo Poli, with Sala Dante acoustics and Trevi Fountain balconies, regular or VIP seats from $47.
“Concert - string Quartet with 2 opera singers was amazing!Just the right length. View of the Trevi fountain was beautiful and the seats were very comfortable! Beautiful evening - highly recommend!”
A 90-minute Venice Baroque concert in Scuola Grande di San Teodoro featuring *Vivaldi’s Four Seasons* by I Musici Veneziani, with costumes and opera touches.
“Absolutely worth every penny. The musicians all played with so much enthusiasm. Easy to find and well organized”
Three Tenors concert in Rome at St Paul’s Within the Walls, with opera arias and Neapolitan songs. A 90-minute Italian music night.
“The concert and venue ( St Paul's Within the Walls) were amazing. Both the chamber ensemble ( 2 violins, cello, bass and piano) and the 3 tennors were top quality and the repitoir was fun, lyrical and decidedly Itallian. just the perfect evening in Rome.”
Hear famous Italian opera arias in Florence’s Santa Monaca Church, a small, one-hour night with professional singers and smart-casual style.
“No photo or video. It was wonderful. Great coffee shop nearby. In winter months you might bring a jacket.”
1-hour Neapolitan music concert in Naples with passionate performers, no microphones, sing-along to O Sole Mio, and a drink for $23.
“Music was beyond beautiful, would recommend this to anyone in the Naples area.”
Evening classical concert in Florence with pre-booked tickets, top acoustics in historic venues, and music by Vivaldi, Bach, Mozart, and Pachelbel.
“Beautiful performance. Well organised venue close to Ponte Vecchio. We exchanged our voucher for tickets & the doors opened 30 minutes before the performance. We were near the back but the sound was excellent. Recommended.”
One hour of opera arias at Palazzo Poli with Trevi Fountain views, Wi-Fi and AC included. Small group concert for $48.37.
“A warm welcome on arrival and pleasant bar staff made a good start to a lovely evening. Was a little disappointed that the performance wasn’t as lively and entertaining as the one we had seen in Venice but was still enjoyable and seats were comfy.”
