The enticing voices of the three tenors Francesco Fortes, Alessandro Fortunato and Stefano Sorrentino offer the audience a spectacular journey through the masterpieces of the Italian opera and the Neapolitan songs. The concert opens with the performance of the most famous Italian opera arias from Tosca, l’Elisir d’amore, Rigoletto and Turandot followed in the second part by beautiful Neapolitan songs like “’O sole mio” and “Torna a Surriento”. The first part the three tenors will bring on stage the eternal emotion of the greatest opera ever, while the second part involves the spectators with the enthusiasm and vigour of the land of Naples. A varied, dynamic and exciting concert.
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1 heure et 20 minutes
Non remboursable
Billet mobile
1 heure et 20 minutes
Non remboursable
Billet mobile
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Palazzo Poli
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Palazzo Poli
The enticing voices of the three tenors Francesco Fortes, Alessandro Fortunato and Stefano Sorrentino accompanied accompanied on the piano by Denis Volpi, offer the audience a spectacular journey through the masterpieces of the Italian opera and the Neapolitan songs.
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Tenors: Francesco Fortes, Alessandro Fortunato and Stefano Sorrentino
Piano: Denis Volpi
The prestigious and elegant Sala Dante, known for its grandeur and for the exclusive overlooking the Trevi Fountain is located inside Palazzo Poli, the building on which the Trevi Fountain rests.
Currently the hall is the scene of important cultural and musical events.
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Three Tenors Palazzo Poli Sala Dante in Rome
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The enticing voices of the three tenors Francesco Fortes, Alessandro Fortunato and Stefano Sorrentino offer the audience a spectacular journey through the masterpieces of the Italian opera and the Neapolitan songs. The concert opens with the performance of the most famous Italian opera arias from Tosca, l’Elisir d’amore, Rigoletto and Turandot followed in the second part by beautiful Neapolitan songs like “’O sole mio” and “Torna a Surriento”. The first part the three tenors will bring on stage the eternal emotion of the greatest opera ever, while the second part involves the spectators with the enthusiasm and vigour of the land of Naples. A varied, dynamic and exciting concert.
