La Traviata
The opera “La Traviata,” created by Giuseppe Verdi, was first staged on March 6, 1853 at the Teatro La Fenice opera house in Venice… and it was a total disaster! Nowadays, La Traviata is one of the most popular and most performed operas around the world. You can experience La Traviata opera in Rome with the I
I Tre Tenori: Nessun Dorma
Every Saturday, Opera in Roma present The Three Tenors, performing Neapolitan songs and arias from the great Italian operas, accompanied by mandolins and piano.
Holy Eucharist
Join us for Holy Eucharist at 10:30 am (CET) on Sundays at St. Paul's. We follow Rite II from The Book of Common Prayer, in the Episcopal Church tradition, with hymns, readings, prayers and sermon. After the Eucharist you are invited to stay for coffee. On most Sundays we offer
Holy Eucharist in Spanish
The Latinamerican community meets each Sunday at 12pm to celebrate Holy Eucharist in Spanish. We follow Rite II of the Libro de Oración Común, in the tradition of the Episcopal Church. Coffee and cornetti are available in the garden before and after the service. All are welcome!
Luminaria: Una Speme Lusinghiera
St. Paul's Within the Walls Via Nazionale 16a, RomeAndrea Manchée and Francesco Taranto present an evening of 19th century music for voice and guitar, with music by Giuliani, Bellini, Nicolini and Rossini. Entrance is free.
Vivaldi-Bach
Every Monday, Opera in Roma presents Vivaldi's Four Seasons Concerto, together with masterpieces by Bach, either solo cantatas or from The Art of Fugue.