As 4 estações de Vivaldi, Ave Maria e Concertos famosos em Saint Germain des Prés
Sobre o Evento
Não perca a oportunidade de assistir a um concerto muito aguardado, onde poderá ouvir os sons encantadores da música clássica de compositores de renome como Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart e Antonio Vivaldi. O concerto realizar‐se-á na Eglise Saint‐Germain‐des‐Prés de Paris, um local precioso e de renome mundial. Mergulhe na beleza melódica destas peças intemporais nesta experiência musical inesquecível.
Comentários de Clientes
4.8 Suporte 5
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John S, USA
out 2025
It was one of the most amazing peformances we have ever seen….
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Giuseppe F, Italy
out 2025
Amazing, no other word to describe it. Serious music, way above what I expected from an event that I was planning to attend as a tourist.
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Juan Carlos L, USA
out 2025
Fantastic musicians , excellent selection of venue and musical pieces
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Elise H, USA
out 2025
Surpassed our expectations in every way‐ the historic and gorgeous venue and the skilled and passionate performances — one of our most memorable experiences in two weeks in Paris.
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Clare K, USA
out 2025
I thought the musicians were amazing and the venue did not disappoint
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Marc F, France
out 2025
Sublime
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Jennie V, USA
set 2025
Loved this performance. It was a lovely setting and the music was beautifully executed by very talented artists.
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Muge H, Turkey
set 2025
It would be better to perform in order. Audience couldn’t follow. I would personally rather to listen the whole 4seasons and lesser other pieces..However, it was a good concert overall..
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Doreen N, USA
set 2025
The concert was awesome. I would love to know the composer and thebname of each piece
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Adriana G, USA
ago 2025
Great violin star!
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Jeanine S, USA
ago 2025
I thought it was spectacular; i enjoyed every minute
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Jennifer E, USA
ago 2025
Excellente!
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Joe M, United States Outlying Islands
ago 2025
Excellent!
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Jan W, USA
jun 2025
Beautiful music in the perfect setting.
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Jan W, USA
jun 2025
Beautiful music in such a special and inspirational setting.
