VENICE
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The 12 most popular opera & classical concerts in Venice. The ones worth carving a morning out for, with what each costs, how long it runs and who walks you through it.
90-minute Vivaldi Four Seasons in Venice’s Salone Capitolare, with period costumes by I Musici Veneziani and opera soloists.
Most Popular“Very enjoyable performance Chairs a bit uncomfortable Acoustics very good. Costumes are a nice added touch”
Follow the cast through Venice palace salons for intimate traveling opera. One drink included, mobile ticket, elegant casual dress.
“If you love music and unique experiences, this is for you. Opera sung in an old palace in an intimate setting was magical.”
I Musici Veneziani bring Vivaldi’s Four Seasons and tenor arias to Venice’s ornate Salone Capitolare in 90 minutes of baroque delight.
“Very nice hall with historic atmosphere. The idea of an operatic greatist hits may be touristy but the performers were excellent and we really enjoyed the concert.”
Baroque music in Venice’s Chiesa di San Vidal with Interpreti Veneziani, period instruments, and near-perfect acoustics.
“Wonderful musicians. I Highly recommend. Giovanni Agazzi especially & all others are amazing. Anywhere you can hear them, do it.”
A one-hour classical concert at Venice’s Palazzo Pisani-Revedin, with mobile tickets and optional pickup in a cultural setting.
“Una performance eclectica, spiegata bene ed eseguita meglio.”
Hear Vivaldi and other Baroque masters in Venice’s historic Pietà church, a 1.5-hour concert near St. Mark’s for $40.
Hear Vivaldi’s Four Seasons at Venice’s Chiesa di San Vidal, then visit the Music Museum nearby for free. Two start times, 90 min.
“Fantastic experience. Beautiful music in a lovely setting. Highly recommended. The visit to the Music Museum is very interesting.”
Interpreti Veneziani concert in Venice with Music Museum access inside San Maurizio Church. Baroque classics live in a beautiful church.
“I would not book this “tour”. We thought we were getting a tour and access through the music museum and a concert.”
A 1.5-hour Baroque concert in Vivaldi’s Venice church, mixing Vivaldi masterpieces with Bach, Handel and more for about $40.
Hear opera arias and piano in Venice’s Palazzo delle Prigioni, St. Mark’s Square. Mobile ticket, two seatings.
“It was a wonderful evening with three performers who really filled the room with their beautiful music.”
Venice cicchetti dinner at a bacaro, then a concert by I Musici Veneziani in Scuola Grande di San Teodoro.
Spend New Year’s Eve at Venice’s Scuola Grande di San Teodoro with I Musici Veneziani, an elegant 1.5-hour opera and orchestral concert.
“Nice concert! A little short anyway for the price. Musicians and singers are good.”
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