CONCERTS
Freddie Mercury Opera Show is an extraordinary new look at the songs of the exceptional singer of the band Queen.
Celebrate the opera arias, neapolitans songs and the most famous melodies of classical music composed by the greatest Italian composers: Verdi, Rossini, Puccini, Bellini, Vivaldi, Leoncavallo and Mascagni. Moreover, you will be overjoyed by listening magic neapolitan songs.
Celebrate the opera arias, Neapolitans songs and the most famous melodies in classical music composed by the greatest Italian composers: Verdi, Rossini, Puccini, Bellini, Vivaldi, Leoncavallo and Mascagni. You will be overjoyed to listen the magic collection of Neapolitan songs.
Step into the historic Waldensian Church to enjoy an incredible opera concert presented by soprano and tenor soloists accompanied by grand piano. After the concert, enjoy a tasty, regional dinner served in a cozy, family, Italian restaurant - Enoteca Corsi.
The piano concerts are dedicated to the outstanding and most popular Polish composer - Fryderyk Chopin. His works resound in concert halls all over the world.
During the solo concert, the pianist will present his most famous compositions, such as: Impromtu Fantaisie, Preludes and Scherzo No. 2.
Chopin visited Italy only once during his life - Genoa - but while living in Warsaw, he encountered the music and culture of the Apennine Peninsula because of the Italians living in Warsaw who were around him.
Piano Concert Chopin & Italian Friends in Rome
Alongside works by Fryderyk Chopin, we will hear truly Italian compositions in unique arrangements for solo piano by composers such as G. Verdi, P. Mascagni and G. Puccini.
What also makes the concerts unique are the exceptional venue, architectural gem with superb acoustics - the Waldensian Church in Rome.
A unique opportunity to enjoy a piano concert in a church.
Chopin and Italian Friends at Waldensian Church Program from monday to saturday:
- G. Verdi Preludio da Traviata
- F. Chopin Etude op. 25 n. 1
- F. Chopin Fantaisie Impromptu op. 66
- P. Mascagni Intermezzo da Cavalleria
- G. Puccini Intermezzo da Manon Lescaut
- F. Chopin Prelude op. 28 n.4
- G. Ponte Tarantella
- F. Chopin Ballade op. 23
- G. Puccini Foglio d’album
- C. Debussy Clair de lune
- G. Gershwin Rhapsody in blue
- F. Chopin Scherzo n. 2 op. 31
Everyday from Monday to Saturday we perform at Waldesian Church - Via Quattro Novembre, 107, 00187 Roma and on Sundays at Methodist Church - Via Firenze, 38, 00184 Roma RM, Włochy
Every day at 6.00 pm
Duration: approximately 55 minutes.
Tickets:
Sector VIP - 35euro
Sector A – 30 euro
Sector B – 25 euro
Continue your Roman music experience with The 3 Tenors & Soprano, a powerful concert inspired by Italy’s greatest voices.
Which Polish composer is the Rome piano concert dedicated to?
The Rome piano concert is dedicated to Fryderyk Chopin, who is one of the most outstanding and popular Polish composers whose works are performed globally.
What Italian composers' music is featured in the Chopin & Italian Friends concert?
The concert features Italian compositions in unique solo piano arrangements by composers such as G. Verdi, P. Mascagni, and G. Puccini, alongside works by Chopin.
What is the duration and schedule for the Chopin & Italian Friends concert?
The concert's duration is approximately 55 minutes, and it is performed every day from Monday to Saturday at 6:00 PM at the Waldensian Church.
The piano concerts are dedicated to the outstanding and most popular Polish composer - Fryderyk Chopin. His works resound in concert halls all over the world.
The piano concerts are dedicated to the most popular Polish composer - Fryderyk Chopin. His works resound in concert halls all over the world.
A unique Italian-style concert, capturing the atmosphere of true Italian music among the most popular songs of the king of classic American pop - Frank Sinatra.
See priceless works of art in the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel. After sightseeing, rest and relax in a cozy restaurant where enjoy a delicious Italian dinner. End your day with an Italian opera concert in a church located in the heart of beautiful Rome.
See the Vatican Museums in a new light when you enter after regular closing time on our Vatican night tours. For short periods during the year the Vatican Museums open late to the public, allowing us to wander its corridors and examine artworks like Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel.
This performance is inspired by the famous in the 90s concerts of the three most famous world tenors: Plácido Domingo, José Carreras and Luciano Pavarotti.
The concert is dedicated to the famous opera artist – Farinelli and the creation of composers whose masterpieces were performed by Farinelli.
Apart from the most renowned opera arias performed by Farinelli, the concert will also present instrumental pieces of outstanding baroque and classical composers such as Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, Canon Pachelbel, and Overture from Mozart's Don Giovanni opera.
Farinelli & Vivaldi — Opera in Rome
Farinelli is one of the last great neuters in the history of the opera. In the days of baroque, i.e. the period of the greatest flourishing of the opera, women's public performances were banned; hence Farinelli was cast in roles in which angelic female voices were required.
During our concert, songs performed in the past by Farinelli will be presented by a talented (soprano) soloist. You are welcome to a musical journey to the XVIII-century of baroque and classicism.
- W. A. Mozart "Don Giovani" - ouverture
- J. Pachelbel "Canon"
- G. F. Händel "Serse" - Frondi tenere / Ombra mai fu
- A. Vivaldi "Four seasons" - Autumn
- G. F. Händel "Rodelinda" - Dove sei amato bene
- W. A. Mozart "Requiem" - lacrimosa
- G. F. Händel "Rinaldo" - Armida dispietata / Lascia ch’io pianga
- R. Broschi "Artaserse" - Son qual nave ch’agitata
- R. Broschi "Idaspe" - Ombra fedele anch’io
- D. Scarletti Sonata in D minor
- G. F. Händel "Rinaldo" - Cara sposa
- A. Corelli "Concerti grosso"
- G. Pergolessi "Sabat mater dolorosa" instrumental
- A. Vivaldi "Four seasons" - Winter
- C. Monteverdi "L’Orfeo" - ouverture
Continue your musical journey with a true Italian classic and discover Puccini opera in Rome to immerse yourself in its timeless beauty.
Who was Farinelli and why is he important in this concert?
Farinelli was one of the most famous opera singers of the baroque era, known for his extraordinary vocal range. The concert presents arias inspired by his repertoire, performed today by a soprano soloist.
What music will be performed during the Farinelli & Vivaldi concert?
The program includes iconic baroque masterpieces such as Vivaldi’s Four Seasons (Autumn and Winter) along with selected opera arias connected to Farinelli’s historical performances.
Who performs Farinelli’s arias in this modern concert?
A professional soprano interprets the arias originally sung by Farinelli, recreating the atmosphere of 18th-century baroque opera.