International Choir Festival of the Amalfi Coast 2027
Enjoy an exceptional choral experience between the sea, heritage, and the Italian way of life.
After a first edition launched in 2026, the International Choir Festival of the Amalfi Coast returns in 2027 to bring together French and international choirs in one of the most spectacular regions of southern Italy.
Facing the Tyrrhenian Sea, participating choirs will have the opportunity to share their music in concerts with other local or international ensembles, in a warm and friendly atmosphere.
The festival is designed as a true immersion in Campania, where music accompanies every step of the journey.
During your stay, you can discover Naples, with its lively historic centre and typical narrow streets, as well as Pompeii, one of the most fascinating archaeological sites in the world, and Vesuvius and its national park. The tourist programme may also include the Certosa di Padula and the Caves of Pertosa, already highlighted in the festival’s current programme.
Between concerts, meeting other choirs, heritage, Mediterranean landscapes, and Italian gastronomy, the International Choir Festival of the Amalfi Coast offers a truly refreshing setting to enjoy your passion for choral singing.
A musical adventure in the heart of southern Italy, combining culture, encounters, and exceptional landscapes.
Practical Information
Program for Choirs
We offer a standard programme combining concerts, choral gatherings, and discovering Campania.
This package provides a starting point and can then be fully tailored to the length of stay, budget, and your group’s expectations. The current page already allows for this flexibility in duration, number of concerts, accommodation, transport, and activities.
Flexible duration
Number of concerts of your choice
1 to 4 Hotels**
Transport
Activities of your choice
Optional Insurance
Participating Choirs
We welcome choirs from France and around the world. They are selected by our artistic direction for their quality and the diversity of their repertoires.
International Choir Festival of the Amalfi Coast 2027
Enjoy an exceptional choral experience between the sea, heritage, and the Italian way of life.
After a first edition launched in 2026, the International Choir Festival of the Amalfi Coast returns in 2027 to bring together French and international choirs in one of the most spectacular regions of southern Italy.
Facing the Tyrrhenian Sea, participating choirs will have the opportunity to share their music in concerts with other local or international ensembles, in a warm and friendly atmosphere.
The festival is designed as a true immersion in Campania, where music accompanies every step of the journey.
During your stay, you can discover Naples, with its lively historic centre and typical narrow streets, as well as Pompeii, one of the most fascinating archaeological sites in the world, and Vesuvius and its national park. The tourist programme may also include the Certosa di Padula and the Caves of Pertosa, already highlighted in the festival’s current programme.
Between concerts, meeting other choirs, heritage, Mediterranean landscapes, and Italian gastronomy, the International Choir Festival of the Amalfi Coast offers a truly refreshing setting to enjoy your passion for choral singing.
A musical adventure in the heart of southern Italy, combining culture, encounters, and exceptional landscapes.
Practical Information
Program for Choirs
We offer a standard programme combining concerts, choral gatherings, and discovering Campania.
This package provides a starting point and can then be fully tailored to the length of stay, budget, and your group’s expectations. The current page already allows for this flexibility in duration, number of concerts, accommodation, transport, and activities.
Flexible duration
Number of concerts of your choice
1 to 4 Hotels**
Transport
Activities of your choice
Optional Insurance
Participating Choirs
We welcome choirs from France and around the world. They are selected by our artistic direction for their quality and the diversity of their repertoires.
