Strongly recommend - Beautiful voices and divine music. Nice experience in Rome to get the feeling of the city, country and history.

A privilege! - Thank you so much for the opportunity to listen to such beautiful performers! The voices, the piano, the acoustics and the listening! It was a privilege!

Wonderful evening filled with beautiful music - Wonderful evening of beautiful singing and piano. It was the perfect length and very much enjoyed by my mum on her birthday.

Bravo - Beautiful performance by a tenor, soprano and pianist. Think it was about 10 songs. They did an excellent job. Some songs are just piano. Only thing i would ask is to change photo advertised as leads to false advertising. It is not a big group that is performing as picture appears. It is 1 soprano, 1 tenor, and 1 pianist. I still loved every second of performance.

Great value for an opera experience in Rome! - The pianist and vocalist were excellent and performed at least three works that we were familiar with. I only gave four stars because the concert began 15 minutes late; however, the delay may have been out of the control of the performers. For the money, you can't beat this!

Two Girls (a soprano, a pianist), One Guy (a tenor) and a Church (heavenly acoustics) - I had originally heard about the Opera da Camera di Roma based upon a promotional flier from my hotel during a previous visit, which pointed me to their website and further information. While the flier had only highlighted weekday night and Sunday concerts, the website also mentioned Saturday concert options. Sure enough, I recently came back to Rome on a Saturday and was going to catch up with a friend then. On our way to dinner, we stopped right outside the Waldesian church (near Galleria Colonna) where the concerts were to take place, saw the doors were open then, and inquired within. We were able to buy our tickets there and caught the concert. The format was just as simple as the title suggests. You only had three performers: a soprano, a tenor, and the pianist on a baby grand piano. The soprano and tenor would take turns, introducing the name of piece and its composer first, then perform it while accompanied by piano. At times, the pianist would also introduce and then perform a piece solo. Towards the end, the two singers performed duets together with the piano. There were no microphones, speakers or any other audio equipment and there didn't need to be. The acoustics of the stone church were enough and amplified each voice, giving you great sound. If you knew the songs, you could appreciate hearing them in more stripped down arrangements than the orchestral arrangements you might have heard in a recording or live. And if it was your first time, you were still in for a treat. By the time we reached the fourth or fifth piece, my friend turned to me and said she had goosebumps from the performance. I honestly lost count myself as well as shed a few tears during one piece. It was amazing. One great part about the flier, which they had more of at the concert venue, was that you could find and follow along with the songs listed on the program. While the order may have been switched, the performers sang or played just about every song listed there, with one or two substitutions. There was no intermission that evening, which ended up speeding up the concert somewhat (about 60 minutes, versus the 80 listed). However, this was probably a good thing. It had gotten to about 90 degrees that day, and apart from the heat in the church, you felt for the performers performing in their evening dresses and tailored suit. It was well worth the price of admission. Quick notes: - Verify what time your concert is, either by e-mail, phone, or in person. Part of the confusion with going to the concert came on their website, which listed concerts both at 7:00pm and 7:30pm that evening. Was not sure if this was due to a last minute change by the performers due to warm weather or a technical issue with the website, so made a point to show up there early and ask directly. Regardless, my friend and I showed up about 6pm, verified that the performance would begin at 7pm, not 7:30pm, and had time to catch drinks before coming back to the concert. However, several people showed up about halfway into the performance not knowing this (!). - If you buy your tickets online, you can purchase them with credit card, but if you buy them onsite, it is cash only.

Familiar arias with really good singers performed in a church - The tenor and soprano are excellent singers esp the soprano hitting the high notes. The tenor had the added job as MC and had to introduce each song or piece. This must have added a little pressure on him as he also had to sing. I wish the organisers could have done justice to the performance by either expanding the number of singers and instruments to make this a truly exceptional experience. The pianist was technically good but the introduction to pieces being played was not clear. I thought the piano needs some tuning. Overall given the price it was a good experience.

Embarrassingly under prepared, still amusing - The performance, billed to begin at 19:30, finally began at 20:10, after much confusion with the performers not arriving and some harsh words to the usher from another paying customer. The performers were not those advertised on the website or in the brochure handed to us on the day, nor was the programme of music. Many songs on the list were not sung, or substituted for something else. Finally, the performers seemed under prepared, with the soprano needing sheet music and the tenor chewing during the final song. I don't have much positive to say about this show other than the comedy of errors which made it memorable.

Terrible shown!! Unprofessional musicians! - One of the worst shows I’ve ever seen. The accompanist was 45 mins late, unprofessionally dressed and just flat out sloppy. The tenor and soprano were mid performers. They also were not professionally dressed. I mean it’s an opera concert you should dress as of your performing an actual opera. Don’t waste your money! I want a full refund!! The show was only 27 mins long and it’s advertised as 80mins with an intermission and a drink. The drink was a version of their Sunny D juice.

TOTAL DISAPPOINTED - The concert never happened. It was a total scam. We arrived at the place half an hour earlier, at the exact location and the exact church and there was NO CONCERT. There was an end-of-the-school year recital with local families. We checked and double checked the info on the tickets and the place a time were correct. I expect and demand to get my $140 refund!!! If the concert was moved to another location I was NEVER contacted. Please refund d my money