International Choir Festival of Rome 2027
Experience Rome differently, to the rhythm of voices from around the world.
After the launch of its first edition in 2026, the International Choir Festival of Rome returns in 2027 to bring together French and international choirs in the heart of one of the world’s most fascinating cities.
Much more than a series of concerts, this festival is a true musical, cultural, and human experience: sharing the stage with other ensembles, meeting choristers from different countries, and discovering Rome through music.
The Eternal City offers an incomparable setting. Throughout your stay, discover the sites that shaped its history: the Colosseum and the Roman Forum, the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, not forgetting the Vatican and St. Peter’s Basilica.
Between concerts and cultural discoveries, choristers thus experience Rome in a different way: no longer as simple visitors, but as participants in a true international gathering centered on choral singing.
Choral Events takes care of organizing your stay — accommodation, transport, concerts, and activities — so that your group can fully enjoy this musical adventure and the Dolce Vita romaine.
Rome, its exceptional heritage, its mythical squares, and music: join us in 2027 for a new edition of the International Choir Festival of Rome!
Practical Information
Program for Choirs
Program for Choirs
We offer a standard program combining concerts, choral encounters, and discovery of Rome’s must-see sights.
This formula serves as a basis and can then be fully adapted to the length of stay, budget, and expectations of your group. The current page already provides this flexibility regarding 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 Rome 2027
Experience Rome differently, to the rhythm of voices from around the world.
After the launch of its first edition in 2026, the International Choir Festival of Rome returns in 2027 to bring together French and international choirs in the heart of one of the world’s most fascinating cities.
Much more than a series of concerts, this festival is a true musical, cultural, and human experience: sharing the stage with other ensembles, meeting choristers from different countries, and discovering Rome through music.
The Eternal City offers an incomparable setting. Throughout your stay, discover the sites that shaped its history: the Colosseum and the Roman Forum, the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, not forgetting the Vatican and St. Peter’s Basilica.
Between concerts and cultural discoveries, choristers thus experience Rome in a different way: no longer as simple visitors, but as participants in a true international gathering centered on choral singing.
Choral Events takes care of organizing your stay — accommodation, transport, concerts, and activities — so that your group can fully enjoy this musical adventure and the Dolce Vita romaine.
Rome, its exceptional heritage, its mythical squares, and music: join us in 2027 for a new edition of the International Choir Festival of Rome!
Practical Information
Program for Choirs
Program for Choirs
We offer a standard program combining concerts, choral encounters, and discovery of Rome’s must-see sights.
This formula serves as a basis and can then be fully adapted to the length of stay, budget, and expectations of your group. The current page already provides this flexibility regarding 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.
