NEW YEAR'S EVE CONCERT IN ROME 

The Three Tenors: Opera arias, waltzes and Christmas songs

December 31^st 2022 and January 1^st 2023 

The Opera e Lirica Three Tenors Vincenzo Tremante, Emil Alekperov and Giancarlo Polizzy, from the most important Theaters in Rome, accompanied by a string quartet and piano, will perform a special programme of Opera Arias, Christmas Songs and New Year’s Eve typical Waltzes. Enjoy the New Year’s night with The Three Tenors voices singing the best Christmas songs and Opera arias in this magic location, while the music of the typical Strauss Waltzes resounds within the Caravita Church golden walls. The perfect way to celebrate your New Year’s night, right in the centre of Rome.

Children under 7 and the disabled can attend the concert for free.

Approximate duration (min.): 90

CONCERT PROGRAM  

First Time
Pietro Mascagni, Cavalleria Rusticana Intermezzo
Gaetano Donizetti, L'Elisir d'amore Una furtiva lagrima 
Giacomo Puccini, Tosca E lucevan le stelle
Giuseppe Verdi, Rigoletto La donna è mobile
Jules Massenet, Thais Intermezzo 
Giuseppe Verdi, La Traviata Dei miei bollenti spiriti 
Augustìn Lara, Granada
Giacomo Puccini, Turandot Nessun dorma

Second Time

Johan Strauss, Sul Bel Danubio Blu
Christmas songs  
Adeste Fideles
Tu scendi dalle stelle
White Christmas
Let it snow
Jingle Bells
War is over
Johan Strauss Marcia di Radetzky 

Opera e Lirica Artists:  
Tenors Vincenzo Tremante, Emil Alekperov, Giancarlo Polizzy
Musicians Elvin Dhimitri, Ilia Kanani, Alina Scoticailo, Valentino Ferraro, Denis Volpi

USEFUL INFO:

- *E-Tickets: your order confirmation email it's your ticket. No need to print it, just show it from your phone at the entrance to the concert!

- *Refundable tickets: all tickets are completely refundable until 48 h before the beginning of the concert. You just need to send an e-mail at info@operaelirica.com and ask for the instantaneous refund.

- Children under 7 and the disabled persons can attend the concert for free.

- No Dress Code Required.

- Covid masks are not mandatory.