It’s NOT “THE” three tenors but still very talented. Theatre is classic and sound characteristics are very good.
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This fusion of different musical forms takes place in the heart of Florence, at the beautiful Auditorium Santo Stefano, the most elegant and refined venue of this marvelous city of art. Three masterful Tenors will perform the masterpieces which brought fame to Italy all over the world, in this unique occasion accompanied by a chamber ensemble of mandolin, cello and grand piano. This tribute to the great Pavarotti features the three performing some of the most famous arias from La Traviata, Rigoletto and Tosca, among others affecting you with the joy of Naples and its songs. Favorites such as O sole mio, Funiculì Funiculà and Torna a Surriento will make this celebration of the greatest artist of all times unforgettable. Whether this event appeals to you most of all for its opera arias or its Neapolitan songs, the performance by the three tenors and the superb musicians will leave you breathless.
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Entertaining show and music, but not exceptional. On a night when you just want to relax…. Perfecto!
It´s a must if you are in Florence, the musicians and the singers are just top of the class and the church is such a right place to enjoy them.
Terrible seating, very hot and unorganised. No drinks available. Average performance, except the piano player who was great.
Enjoyable evening. Singing and musicians were all good quality and choice of music was very familiar and pleasant
The performers are professional and truly appear to enjoy what they are doing. The accompanying pianist had a delightful presence. The ballet dancer was an added bonus. We also enjoyed the mandolin playing. The venue was lovely.
It was a lovely experience but clearly geared to the tourist crowd. I would say it was a taste of opera. That being said, the performers were amazing. I would say it was an opera appetizer.
The performance was nothing short of outstanding. It exceeded our expectations. Very professional, the 3 voices were perfect together. The ballet dancer although excellent, was not necessary in my opinion. It took away from the three tenors when dancing. This was appropriately a 90 min show and worth the night out in Florence
Imitation of the original 3 tenors but very well done and highly entertaining. Seat yourself according to the level of cricket you buy (3 levels) so get there early enough if you want a front row seat in your section.
This was an amazing experience of three superb and witty tenors, and wonderful musicians. It was such a lovely experience- without having to pay and go to an opera. Essential to include in a visit to beautiful Florence.
This was a great evening event in an old church that was easy to locate. The three Tenors Concert was fabulous even if you aren’t an opera expert with plenty of well known songs. The musicians and singers were fabulous.
Great way to end the night in florence. Not too fancy but just right to enjoy a great dinner followed by the opera and great price for the experience!
What a lovely evening we had, highly recommend to attend this event if your in Florence. Full of emotion and energy. Loved every moment of it! Friendly staff and the tenors performed amazingly.
I saw this show in Florence this April during a visit with my family. We were fans of the old "Three Tenors" tours. The show started off wonderfully. Yes, it was in a church, so the acoustics weren't concert hall quality, but that didn't bother us at all. The venue was small. The lighting was very beautiful. The tenors were great. Each had a different personality, which they brought to the music. The repertoire was exactly as advertised: a mix of famous arias combined with some traditional Italian songs. The audience loved it. Hearty applause after every song. Everyone was having a good time. It was a good show. NOW HERE'S WHERE THINGS WENT COMPLETELY DOWNHILL: The name of the show is literally "Nessun Dorma." But, everyone noticed that "Nessun Dorma" wasn't one of the songs listed on the program. So, we and all the other people we chatted with in the audience simply assumed it would be the encore song. How could it not? Well, when the last song listed on the program ended, we all applauded vigorously. Everyone loved the show. The tenors and musicians bowed and left the stage . . . the applauding continued . . . and then, as expected, they reappeared for another bow and an encore. The whole audience was silent, excited for what was about to come. And then it started . . . "O Sole Mio." What? Huh? O Sole Mio? Not Nessun Dorma? OK, well, fine . . . we all enjoyed it and the whole room applauded vigorously . . . again. Then the tenors and musicians bowed and left the stage . . . again. The entire audience kept clapping. And clapping. And clapping. But the tenors and musicians never reappeared. We all kept clapping, but no one came back out on stage. Then the clapping died down until it was silent in the room. But not a single person left. The entire audience stayed fixed in their seats. No one moved. It was surreal. I've never experienced anything like it. For about a full minute, the every single person sitting in the audience stayed there, in silence, waiting. We were waiting for the tenors to return and perform "Nussun Dorma." Then, after another minute of sitting in silence, it finally hit all of us . . . they aren't coming back. The show titled "Nessun Dorma" wasn't going to sing "Nessun Dorma." So everyone in the room slowly got up and left. At that point the atmosphere was the one of the most depressed I've ever been in. Every single person in the audience left quietly, slowly, disappointed, downcast, and dejected. It was like all the air had been sucked out of the room. No smiles. No happiness. Just disappointment. Would I recommend the show? It depends. If you're a casual opera fan and you want to recapture some of the old "Three Tenors" magic, this show will do that. Go, and you'll enjoy it. Just realize they won't sing the most famous aria of all time, despite literally naming the show after it. Don't expect it. Don't look forward to it for months, like my family and I did (and probably everyone else there). But I didn't know in advance that the "Nessun Dorma" show doesn't actually sing "Nessun Dorma," and that's why I can only give this concert three stars.
This was amazing and a beautiful atmosphere. No ac so very very hot as Florence is having a heat wave . Sit by a fan ! 1.5 hours of fantastic music
Fantastic event to capture an authentic opera in Florence experience. The theatre was uncomfortably hot after weeks of hot weather. More fans would have helped.
A little hard to find, but worth the effort. I did not understand a word. But loved it anyway. Venue was great, the feel of the voices and music better.
So hot we had to leave, unfortunately we couldn’t enjoy the show. My family left after the first act.
We thoroughly enjoyed this beautiful and memorable experience in such a lovely setting. When the Three Tenors sung Nessun Dorma it was spine tingling. The church is extremely hot inside so I would recommend taking a fan in with you. They do not have any drinking facilities, but you are allowed to take your own drink in with you. I would highly recommend this unusual, but memorable experience we are so glad we got to experience this.
The venue was a little hard to find as it was tucked away. A board outside the door may help. Otherwise, it was a fantastic evening. Venue was great and the singers/musicians superb
Set in the lovely Santo Stefano Auditorium just a short walk from the Piazza della Signoria, the performance was excellent and really is a must whilst in Florence, quality of the performances was great.
It was a fun entertainment! The venue is funky in a good way and interesting and we enjoyed the singers very much.
Brilliant event. Tenors were so emo tube you felt drawn in. Dancer was a little hard to see from fifth row
Amazing experience. Great location, accessible to all. BUT it was hot. Take water and a fan! Nice dinner, and the concert was a great ending.
The 3 tenors were a great listen. Regrettably however the beautiful sounding mandolin was lost & totally overpowered by the piano. The same applies to the double bass. Why the mandolin and double bass didn't have some form of amplification remains an important question, as is, why was the piano played so loud.
Enjoyed the concert. I guess I thought it was the actual 3 Tenors. We sat on 2nd row, it was in a beautiful old church.
This is an impersonation show and I believe the advertising was misleading The venue was certainly not as anticipated and very difficult to find However the musicians were very good. I would not recommend
The Italians seem to be very purist about not ampliying opera singers. We were towards the back and the singing, whilst excellent was far too quiet to do justice to the magical venue. A bit disappointed!
We enjoyed the musicians and the tenors quite a lot. As always, every concert seems too short. The height of the ceiling in the particular location was challenging for acoustics, so that made the songs less easy to understand and hear. The musicians were wonderful. There was an extremely distracting dancer. Though I’m sure she can be great in another context, we and the people around us found her to be a distraction. Overall very pleasant experience.
Phenomenal! A truly soul colouring evening. Three talented tenors, with a wonderful pianist, chellist and another stringed instrument. Thoroughly enjoyable.
Great concert in a beautiful venue. Only problem was that after standing in line with my electronic tickets, I had to go back out to the ticket office and trade them for paper tickets. Very frustrating
The Three Tenors concert included so many songs I have lived over the years along with new ones as well. The Tenors sang their hearts out to fill the night with beautiful music and to make a wonderful memory for us. The pianist was absolutely excellent! And a ballet dancer added to our enjoyment as well! I only wish I was staying longer in Florence Italy to see and hear them again!
Wonderful experience. Beatiful location. Impressive singers. If you are in Florence dont miss It. Thanks....... . ...
What a wonderful evening! We loved the performance, as well as the venue. We highly recommend to everyone, even if you are not a fan of opera.
Hi, The music was beautiful, but the change in venues was disappointing. I was going as much for the venue as the music, and the original venue was not even close to the final! I feel like it was false information. We (group of 5) felt it was not worth the price.
Excellent evening, highly recommend the experience, we would do it all again. Wine is allowed in to enjoy but in plastic glasses.
This was one of the best things we did on our 9 days to Italy. The building itself was impressive and it amplified the singers amazing voices! The only downside is due to the age of the building, there is no air con (but they did have big fans) so it was quite warm in there! Maybe take your own hand held fans!
A wonderful experience. Intimate setting. Acoustics were fantastic. Off the beaten path. Highly recommend!
We aren’t into opera as such but felt while in Firenze why not! It was a great evening & experience- beautiful, powerful voices and great musicians. Thoroughly recommend!
A very enjoyable experience in beautiful surroundings. The 3 Tenors were amazing. There is a ballet dancer for some of the songs but unless you are in the very front row, you can’t see her.
A wonderful evening and we loved every minute, great singing and musicians Definitely was a great evening out in Florence!
It was incredible! A wonderful way spend a night in Florence with beautiful voices! Wish they noted the names of theses wonderful tenors!
The experience is called: 3 tenors, nessum dorma, but they dont sing this beautiful aria?! Everyone was waiting…
Fantastic amazing performance. Brilliant evening. Would definitely go again and recommend to friends,
This was our first time experiencing an opera-style performance, and we honestly didn’t know what to expect but it exceeded all of our expectations. The cathedral setting created a breathtaking backdrop, and the atmosphere made the evening feel truly special. The Three Tenors delivered a beautiful performance that was both powerful and enjoyable, even for first-time listeners like us. We had such a wonderful time and would highly recommend this experience to anyone visiting Florence.
Fantastic experience for lovers of opera. No microphones were used but music and vocals was exceptional
Great evening, lovely venue felt quite intimate which meant you could see and hear everything perfectly, singers were fantastic!
Very hard to hear them sing they need microphones. The picture of the tenors in the advertisement is not what you get. I expected well dressed opera singers. The ballerinas dance on the floor not on the stage so you can only see the tops of their heads.
Good intro to opera as a short experience. But really needed to be miked up as acoustics/voices not strong enough
They were excellent, amazing artists. Sadly they do not sing Nessun Dorma even though the words are used in the advertising.
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