Capuchin Crypt: Sacred Music in the Heart of Rome
Rome, Museum and Church of Capuchins
About the Event
Embark on a unique musical and art historical journey in a fascinating location: the Capuchin Crypt in Rome.
Decorated with the bones of 4000 friars who died in the last centuries, the Crypt offers a mysterious and inspiring atmosphere.
The musical program features Gregorian chant, as well as works of Roman Renaissance polyphony. The composers of the musical program are the Sistine Chapel Masters: Palestrina, Victoria, Carissimi, Pitoni, and Agazzari.
Practical Information
Category Standard includes:
- Entrance ticket to the Museum
– 4.30 p.m. Admission time (our staff will wait for you in the Capuchin Convent, entrance from the Casa per Ferie I Cappuccini, in Via Veneto 21)
- Exclusive entrance in the Concert Hall of the Capuchins Convent
- 4.45 p.m. Concert 'A Cappella' in the specially reserved ancient Hall of the Capuchins Convent
- Ensemble: soprano, contralto, tenore, basso
- Introduction in English to the musical program
- 5.30 p.m. tour of the Capuchins Museum and Crypt on your own with the audio guide (13 languages)
- 6.15 p.m. Approximate end time
Program
- -not set- – Gregorian chant
- Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina – Selected works
- Tomás Luis Victoria – Selected Works
Customer Reviews
4.5 of 5
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Jed D, USA
Nov 2019
The music was splendid, in a beautiful setting. And the crypts are something to see.
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Ben K, United Kingdom
Jun 2019
Fantastic performance in a spectacular setting. The music was very moving, and it was well worth the ticket price!
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Martin S, Netherlands
Nov 2018
A nice tour in the museum and the utterly strange capuchin crypt. The four person group of singers was good but not top. Especially the soprano who sang too loud and often a little too high.
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Don G, USA
Nov 2018
The entire experience was unique,most interesting and very memorable.
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robert W, Österreich
Oct 2018
Wir sind häufige Konzertbesucher und für uns war dieser Event ausgezeichnet besetzt. Die Stimmen waren sehr gut und daher konnten vom einstimmigen gregorianischen Choral bis zur Mehrstimmigkeit ins 16. Jahrhundert ein großer Bogen kompetent wiedergegeben werden. Also nur weiterzuempfehlen!
Address
Museum and Church of Capuchins, Via Veneto 27, Rome, Italy — Google Maps