From: € 925,00
Venice boasts an artistic heritage and unique views that you can admire while walking among the canals and bridges that cross the marvelous lagoon before the opera Tosca by the great composer Giacomo Puccini on stage in the splendid Teatro La Fenice.
Book your music trip including hotel and opportunity to attend an Opera in one of Venice jewels, Teatro La Fenice!
*It is possible to extend your music trip with more nights.
Independent arrival in Venice.
Accommodation in reserved rooms at:
Art Hotel All'Angelo 4* - www.allangelo.it
In Venice, the Hotel All’Angelo is located in an ancient 17th century palazzo, just 50 meters from St Mark’s Square and the Doge Palace with its Bridge of Sighs, the symbol of power and of the glories of the Serenissima, in the corner of the most evocative of lagoon city.
*Hotel availability is limited, the offer can be changed at the time of request with similar hotels
We recommend a boat tour to the islands of Murano and Burano, to discover the art of glass making and visit a glass factory. Let yourself be enchanted by the colorful houses and walk through the picturesque streets of Burano.
You will have the day free to enjoy the artistic treasures of the city. To experience the true essence of Venice we recommend a gondola ride: exploring the hidden and picturesque canals near the Grand Canal.
07.00 pm: Opera Tosca at Teatro La Fenice in Parterre and/or central box in 1st row, 1st/2nd category
Orchestra and choir of Teatro La Fenice
Piccoli Cantori Veneziani
Conductor Daniele Rustioni
Chorus master Alfonso Caiani
Piccoli Cantori Veneziani
Chorus master Diana D’Alessio
Director Joan Anton Rechi
Sets Gabriel Insignares
Costumes Giuseppe Palella
Light designer Andrea Benetello
Tosca Chiara Isotton
Mario Cavaradossi Riccardo Massi
Il barone Scarpia Roberto Frontali
Cesare Angelotti Mattia Denti
Il sagrestano Matteo Peirone
Spoletta Cristiano Olivieri
Sciarrone Matteo Ferrara
Written by Giacosa and Illica, the libretto for Tosca was based on the play of the same name by Victorien Sardou (1887), which Puccini saw starring Sarah Bernhardt in 1889. The opera premiered at the Teatro Costanzi in Rome on 14th January, 1900 and has remained immensly popular ever since, with its story of love and death set against a historical and political background at the time of the restoration of the Pope and Napoleon’s campaigns in Italy. A sensational drama, with a plot that is anything but banal, treating themes such as bigotry and hypocrisy, political power and corruption, Tosca displays Puccini’s innovative musical techniques, differing from his previous operas such as the more lyrical La bohème, which range from reviving old Church modes to anticipating the music of Schönberg, Stravinsky and Debussy
Breakfast at the hotel and check-out. Individual departures.
In a double room 925,00 Euro
Supplement for double room for single use per night: 285,00 Euro
Independent arrival in Venice.
Accommodation in reserved rooms at:
Art Hotel All'Angelo 4* - www.allangelo.it
In Venice, the Hotel All’Angelo is located in an ancient 17th century palazzo, just 50 meters from St Mark’s Square and the Doge Palace with its Bridge of Sighs, the symbol of power and of the glories of the Serenissima, in the corner of the most evocative of lagoon city.
*Hotel availability is limited, the offer can be changed at the time of request with similar hotels
We recommend a boat tour to the islands of Murano and Burano, to discover the art of glass making and visit a glass factory. Let yourself be enchanted by the colorful houses and walk through the picturesque streets of Burano.
You will have the day free to enjoy the artistic treasures of the city. To experience the true essence of Venice we recommend a gondola ride: exploring the hidden and picturesque canals near the Grand Canal.
07.00 pm: Opera Tosca at Teatro La Fenice in Parterre and/or central box in 1st row, 1st/2nd category
Orchestra and choir of Teatro La Fenice
Piccoli Cantori Veneziani
Conductor Daniele Rustioni
Chorus master Alfonso Caiani
Piccoli Cantori Veneziani
Chorus master Diana D’Alessio
Director Joan Anton Rechi
Sets Gabriel Insignares
Costumes Giuseppe Palella
Light designer Andrea Benetello
Tosca Chiara Isotton
Mario Cavaradossi Riccardo Massi
Il barone Scarpia Roberto Frontali
Cesare Angelotti Mattia Denti
Il sagrestano Matteo Peirone
Spoletta Cristiano Olivieri
Sciarrone Matteo Ferrara
Written by Giacosa and Illica, the libretto for Tosca was based on the play of the same name by Victorien Sardou (1887), which Puccini saw starring Sarah Bernhardt in 1889. The opera premiered at the Teatro Costanzi in Rome on 14th January, 1900 and has remained immensly popular ever since, with its story of love and death set against a historical and political background at the time of the restoration of the Pope and Napoleon’s campaigns in Italy. A sensational drama, with a plot that is anything but banal, treating themes such as bigotry and hypocrisy, political power and corruption, Tosca displays Puccini’s innovative musical techniques, differing from his previous operas such as the more lyrical La bohème, which range from reviving old Church modes to anticipating the music of Schönberg, Stravinsky and Debussy
Breakfast at the hotel and check-out. Individual departures.
In a double room 925,00 Euro
Supplement for double room for single use per night: 285,00 Euro
The reservation becomes effective upon receipt of:
1. Travel contract that we will send you at the time of booking
2. BALANCE: Within five working days of booking confirmation
In case of CANCELLATION there will be no refund.
Medical Baggage Policy included in the package
It is possible to sign up for the "Trip Cancellation" policy at the same time as booking the trip (regulations will be sent upon request)
Amount per person in a double and/or single room €40.00 per person.