The Coro del Teatro dell'Opera di Roma, or the Rome Opera House Choir, is an esteemed collective of vocal talent that has long been synonymous with Italian opera excellence. Rooted in one of the capitals of the operatic world, Rome, the choir is part of the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma and has played an integral role in the theater's productions since its inception. Known for its rich interpretations and emotive performances, the Coro del Teatro dell'Opera di Roma enhances operas with their harmonious and powerful vocal presence. Their repertoire spans a wide range of operatic works, predominantly featuring the masterpieces of Giuseppe Verdi, as evidenced by their recent releases, which include multiple renditions of "La traviata," "Il trovatore," and a captivating performance of "Otello."

The choir has a storied legacy of working with distinguished conductors and directors, adding an outstanding choral dimension to both live performances and recorded sessions. Their recorded works often include live performances, capturing the raw emotion and grandeur that only a live operatic choir can convey. The Coro del Teatro dell'Opera di Roma has also showcased its versatility by performing compositions by other legendary composers like Bizet, as seen in their rendition of "Carmen, WD 31," and Gluck, with their interpretation of "Orfeo ed Euridice." Their dedication to their craft and the consistency of their performance quality have made them a mainstay in the world of opera, bringing the intimacy and drama of Italian opera to audiences over the decades.

Genres

Opera Chorus

Latest Release

Verdi: La traviata

Giuseppe Verdi•

Mario Sereni•

Coro Del Teatro Dell'Opera Di Roma•

Tullio Serafin

Album - 42 Tracks - Released June 24, 2016