Are there assigned seats?

No, seating is assigned by staff upon entry to ensure every attendee has a great view.

Is there an age restriction?

There is no minimum or maximum age; the concert is suitable for all ages.

Can I bring food or drinks?

Outside food and drinks are not permitted, but a complimentary Italian aperitif is provided after the concert.

Is there a dress code?

No formal dress code exists, but dignified and appropriate clothing is recommended.

How long is the concert?

The concert lasts approximately 75 minutes with no intermission.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Accessibility information is limited; contact the venue ahead of time to discuss specific needs.

Experience Opera's Greatest Hits in an Intimate Rome Concert

Set in the heart of Rome, at the historic St. Andrew’s of Scotland, "Opera's Greatest Hits" offers an intimate and immersive evening for lovers of classical music. This singular concert experience is housed in a unique venue with just 100 seats, echoing the cozy charm of 19th-century musical salons where audiences engaged closely with performers. Far from the grandiose opera houses, this setting invites visitors to savor the emotional power of opera arias and duets up close, creating a connection that large venues rarely achieve.

The concert program features selections from iconic operas like Puccini’s "Tosca," "La Bohème," and "Madama Butterfly," as well as Verdi’s "Rigoletto" and "Turandot." Audience members will be swept away by the soaring notes of "Nessun dorma," the haunting beauty of "Vissi d’arte," and the spirited charm of "La donna è mobile." Each piece is performed by internationally renowned artists, whose emotive voices and expert phrasing breathe life into these timeless masterpieces.

Beyond the performance itself, this experience offers a welcoming introduction to operatic history. The artists share fascinating anecdotes about the composers and the emotional stories behind the music, enriching the evening with cultural depth and context. This makes it ideal not only for seasoned opera fans but also for travelers discovering opera for the first time.

Following the performance, guests are invited to a complimentary Italian aperitif, where they can raise a glass of fine wine alongside the artists themselves. This rare opportunity to mingle and share in the passion behind the music adds a distinctly personal touch to the evening.

St. Andrew’s of Scotland serves as a remarkable cultural hub in Rome’s Lazio region, offering both visitors and locals a chance to experience opera in a setting that prioritizes intimacy and connection over scale. Its central location in Rome makes it perfectly accessible for travelers staying in the city, combining world-class performances with the vibrant atmosphere of Italy’s capital.

Whether you're here for a cultural evening amid Rome’s historic streets or seeking a moving musical experience close to the heart, "Opera's Greatest Hits" promises a night filled with passion, history, and unforgettable music. It stands out as a rare concert event where storytelling and artistry meet in an exceptionally personal way, making it a must-book for music lovers traveling through Italy.

About Rome Opera in Concerts

Rome Opera in Concerts is a Rome-based concert organiser specialising in intimate opera performances in Roma, Lazio.

The company presents a curated season of small-venue events featuring world-class vocalists performing iconic arias, duets, and sacred works. Performances include the Christmas Opera Concert, Verdi’s Greatest Hits, Opera's Greatest Hits, Puccini’s Greatest Hits, and Jubilee Of Hope 2025: A Prayer In Music.

Shows often take place at the historic St. Andrew’s of Scotland, presenting an up-close musical experience with only 100 seats for certain programs, ensuring close connection between audience and artists. Each concert blends performance with context: musicians and hosts provide insights into composers such as Verdi, Puccini, Mozart, and Rossini, and select programs combine operatic highlights with seasonal repertoire or sacred music.

Audience experience is enhanced by post-concert social moments; concerts frequently conclude with an aperitif or a traditional Italian toast, allowing attendees to meet performers and celebrate the evening. Ticketing emphasises limited availability, reflecting the small-capacity venues and intimate format.

Rome Opera in Concerts focuses on faithful presentations of well-known arias and choral pieces rather than large-scale staged opera productions. Programming balances historical background with accessible performance, making concerts suitable for seasoned opera lovers and visitors seeking a concentrated cultural experience in Rome. All events are staged in Roma, Lazio, and scheduled periodically throughout the season.

Many programs highlight intimate settings and storytelling; the Christmas Opera Concert invites discovery of fascinating anecdotes, while Verdi’s Greatest Hits offers a post-concert toast with fine Italian wine to close the evening gracefully.