Malia, The Neapolitan Musical Salon of the 19th Century — Costume Concert and Performance
Rome, St. Andrew's Church of Scotland
About the Event
The charm of 19th‐century musical salons comes to life in a one‐of‐a-kind musical event…
The most famous Salon Romances by Francesco Paolo Tosti end the masterpieces of the Neapolitan Song A very nice show which will take you in a 1800 musical living room with musicians in original dresses.
Malia, The 19th‐Century Neapolitan Musical Salon” promises to transport the audience to an era of elegance and refinement through a costumed concert‐spectacle conceived as a journey back in time—an immersive experience that recreates the typical atmosphere of bourgeois and aristocratic salons in 19th‐century Naples: an entertaining and refined evening featuring wonderful voices accompanied by violins and piano, which will bring the salon to life by performing Tosti’s most beautiful chamber arias, the most famous Neapolitan songs, and waltzes—all accompanied by fascinating anecdotes and historical insights into the pieces, along with splendid staging.
Don’t miss the chance to attend this extraordinary event—an exclusive experience that combines the beauty of classical music with the magic of Neapolitan songs, set against the stunning backdrop of the Scottish Church in Rome! You are all invited to let yourselves be swept away by the melodies and emotions of an era that continues to enchant with its timeless charm.
Practical Information
Category Concert and Tour
19th‐Century Rome'
Guided Tour organized by Arte al Popolo
Tour starts at 5:30 pm
Let yourself be enchanted… Immerse yourself in the magic of music and the charm of the city, amid sculptures, paintings, architecture, music, and fascinating facts—all in a single evening: We’ll be waiting for you at 5:15 p.m. sharp in front of St. Andrew’s Church of Scotland at Via XX Settembre 7 to begin our journey through history and the Dolce Vita—from Bernini’s Ecstasy of Saint Teresa to Piazza Barberini, passing by hidden fountains and Baroque paintings, monumental fountains, and historic palaces, and ending with a fantastic trip back in time to a 19th‐century musical salon. '
The tour will be conducted in Italian and English by a certified tour guide.
*You must bring your own earbuds to listen to the guide’s audio feed.
The tour will always end at St. Andrew’s Church of Scotland at 7:00 p.m. (The show begins at 7:30 p.m.)
Due to the closing times of the churches we’ll be visiting, we recommend arriving on time.
Address
St. Andrew's Church of Scotland, Via Venti Settembre 7, Rome, Italy — Google Maps
