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Three Tenors Inspired Concert: Magnificent Operas and Neapolitan Songs
3.8
129 Ratings
Florence
Taking inspiration from the globally acclaimed ‘Three Tenors’ - Luciano Pavarotti, Plácido Domingo, and José Carreras, this memorable concert filled with outstanding renditions of opera arias and Neapolitan songs will create an indelible mark of your trip to Italy.
Duration:
1 hour, 30 minutes
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
- Auditorium Santo Stefano al Ponte Vecchio - This fusion of different musical forms takes place in the heart of Florence, at the beautiful Auditorium Santo Stefano, the most elegant and refined venue of this marvelous city of art.
Three masterful Tenors will perform the masterpieces which brought fame to Italy all over the world, in this unique occasion accompanied by a chamber ensemble of mandolin, cello and grand piano. This tribute to the great Pavarotti features the three performing some of the most famous arias from La Traviata, Rigoletto and Tosca, among others affecting you with the joy of Naples and its songs. Favorites such as O sole mio, Funiculì Funiculà and Torna a Surriento will make this celebration of the greatest artist of all times unforgettable.
Whether this event appeals to you most of all for its opera arias or its Neapolitan songs, the performance by the three tenors and the superb musicians will leave you breathless.
What's Included
- Live entertainment
What's Not Included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Transportation to/from attractions
Additional Information
- Dress code is smart casual
- Your tickets will be held at the theater box office for collection on the day of the performance
- Seats are assigned by the theater box office and will not be known in advance of the performance date
Location
Auditorium Santo Stefano al Ponte Vecchio
Piazza Santo Stefano 1
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
3.8
(129 Ratings)
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Elaine_c
Jun 27, 2024
A must see! - The 3 Tenors concert was memorable. It was held in a beautiful historic cathedral. Their voices were amazing. The whole production was incredible. I worried that going after dinner that I’d fall asleep, however, I didn’t want it to end. A must see when in Florence!
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Theodore_h
Jun 17, 2024
The Three Entertaining Tenors - Seasoned tenors perform Italian opera arias in a lighthearted, entertaining manner! These guys have excellent voices and a strong accompanist on the piano, along with a string bass and mandolin. The concert setting is beautiful as well.
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Karen_s
Jun 12, 2024
Fantastic! - The concert was excellent! We had our front row seats, as promised. The Three Tenors and other musicians were really good and engaged well with the audience. I especially loved the mandolin solo. The pianist was exceptional. It’s a small venue, but the acoustics at Chiesa San Stephano al Ponte were great! Highly recommend!
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Ashley_f
Jun 7, 2024
3 tenors in Florence performance - 3 Tenors experience was one our many fantastic highlights of our trip to Florence. Beautiful location for the experience in a historic former chapel. With this in mind please dress appropriately for the heat and no heavy layers and take a bottle of water as the building has no air conditioning as you would expect for such an old building. The Tenor's were amazing and we benefited from VIP tickets in the front 3 rows and so were within touching distance of the stage. The 1 hour and 30 minute simply flew bye. 5 stars / would recommend :-)
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Mariefrances540
Jun 7, 2024
Great time - Very pleasant concert with magnificent voices and a very good pianist. We didn't regret it. About 1 hour of concert.
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Heather_y
Jul 9, 2024
Enjoyable musical experience - This was a fun experience.
The location is beautiful.
Seating is all flat on the floor so unless you are in the front row the seating is all equal. I would not pay more for VIP seating.
There are artists on the streets of Florence who you can listen to for free.
I don't think younger children would enjoy this show.
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Andrea_k
Jun 12, 2024
A Musical Evening in Florence - It was an enjoyable way to end a busy day in Florence. The venue was lovely although not air
conditioned so it was a bit warm. Also, the sound system was not consistent for the first half of the concert.
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Judy_g
May 25, 2024
Outstanding performance - All very talented. I kept listening for more of my favorites, like Nessum Dorma, but most of the music was new to me. That made me want to widen my knowledge. This was my fourth Three Tenors concert over the past few years. The first three were satisfyingly similar to this novice. I guess we all like the familiar.
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Paula_m
Jun 27, 2024
Nothing like the description! - This concert is not what is described. First and most important -they do not sing “Nessun Dorma” ” as advertised in the first line!!!! The performers said “ they do not sing it”. I brought my family to this for that very reason but was told afterwards they can’t sing it. Clearly they are also not capable. They do not wear tuxes as pictured and look unprepared The venue was not as pictured as it was set up for a technological video/Van Gogh event! There were two dancers that were terrible -probably young students who had not danced together before. The performer told me “ Viator should change the ad because they have not sung Nessundorma” in a very long time” There was no program so you do not know what they are singing except for the popular “ funicular” which they did 3 times! This was a waste of money and a very disappointing event. It should not be called opera. Viator needs to be accurate about the name of this show!
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Agnesemj7359vx
May 21, 2024
Tourist nonsense - Ridiculous event, the acoustics were really poor with background noises (from overheating of the projectors) and the sound of the instruments often drowning out the singing.
We had to insist on obtaining the brochure of the evening to follow the program and, naturally, the famous aria from Turandot which inspired the initiative was not performed: "Nessun dorma"!
The total absence of a stage did not honor even the few short interludes of classical dance.
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