Classical Music Concert San Vidal Church

Are you seeking a distinctive experience within a historic setting in Venice? The fusion of talent and artistry is beautifully showcased at this classical music concert held in San Vidal Church.

Description

Step into a captivating ambiance right in Venice's core and allow yourself to be enveloped by the harmonies of classical music in San Vidal Church. This church, with origins tracing back to the 11th century, boasts an interior embellished with remarkable masterpieces from Venetian artists. It presents itself as an ideal venue for a concert.

It is rumored that this church served as the final resting place for the esteemed Venetian composer Baldasare Galuppi. Within its walls, visitors can explore an exhibition featuring original violins, violas, and cellos.

As the lights dim and the performers take their positions, the enchanting music will transport you back to the opulent era of Venetian Baroque! The acoustics in this sacred space are extraordinary, allowing every note to resonate through the ancient walls.

The Interpreti Veneziani  orchestra pays tribute to Antonio Vivaldi with The Four Seasons, followed by a concert featuring violins, strings, and a harpsichord. The evening will culminate in a final performance by Marin Marais on the cello. It's sure to delight!

After a mesmerizing hour and a half, the classical music concert will draw to a close, marking the end of a truly enchanting night in Venice.

Days of Operation

Please be aware that Vivaldi's The Four Seasons is exclusively performed on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday.

If you visit on a Monday, Wednesday, or Friday, you will enjoy Around Vivaldi: an immersive experience, which features a tribute to Vivaldi’s music along with other Baroque and Classical composers.

Venice Music Museum

This activity also grants you access to the Museum of Music, located within the historic church of San Maurizio. Did you know it houses a collection of 200 original instruments?

Here you will find artifacts connected to musical works from Venice as well as items from notable composers, including Antonio Vivaldi, Amati, and Giovanni Battista Guadagnini. Prepare to be astonished!

Museum Opening Hours

The museum welcomes visitors daily from 10 am to 1 pm and from 2:30 pm to 7:30 pm. Please note that you are free to explore the museum at your convenience during its operating hours, regardless of the date chosen at the time of booking.