Incredible. This is a must do in Venice. The music was transporting and not and experience you would have anywhere else.

This is very much a tourist experience of music in Venice but the nine piece orchestra are tight and more than competent. The lead violinist is excellent and highly skilled. The programme was based round The Four Seasons but there were other pieces too, including a beautiful Canon by Pachelbel. Worth noting there are limited loo facilities and the interval is no more than a chance to stretch legs.

I thoroughly enjoyed the performance tonight. Well done. One of the best four seasons performances I have heard so far. Thank you

The build up was professional, all staff very attentive, well turned out and polite. Music was exceptional, well orchestrated and beautifully performed, an absolute joy. Small comment, the line for the w/c’s seemed excessive!

Absolutely worth seeing. Incredible talent. Also, the staff was very helpful and accommodating for my family member who is physically disabled. Unfortunately the building is not wheelchair accessible and may not be accessible for others.

The Musici Veneziani Four Seasons concert in the Scuola Grande di San Teodoro (near Rialto Bridge) provided us with a pleasant evening of baroque chamber music played by musicians in colourful period costumes. The beautiful hall was packed, and it is obvious from all the five-star reviews that most audiences really enjoy this ‘show’. So don't let me dissuade you from going; you will probably enjoy it. However, if you are a regular concert-goer or classical musician, you will realise that the quality of the musicianship, apart from the soloist, is very ordinary – good amateur level, but certainly not professional expertise and not played with very much true passion. For much less money, you can find other places in Venice to hear professional, passionate, and wonderful musicians playing baroque music on priceless baroque instruments. You will immediately see the difference! Musici Veneziani is primarily a money-making enterprise designed for tourists, but not a professional concert for classical music lovers. It is important to realise this in advance so that you will not be disappointed. Also, audience members were not provided with any details of the performers - not even their names! Professional musicians would certainly not have performed without some acknowlegement.

Be sure to add this event if you’re in town 2 or more nights. It will take you back in time and add the feeling of Venice at its cultural height. Talented musicians showing their stuff! Nice selections. Seats a little uncomfy for 1.5hrs. Pay for the rows 4-12 and get there early they fill up. Then have a gelato or some wine at a table near Rialto after.

Amazing show with incredible musicians. I am not a classical music fan and loved every minute of this.

My first experience at a performance such as this. I was astounded at the skill and precision of the musicians. Well worth a visit

Supurb!! Highly recommend!! Would love to go again!! Very talented musicians and loved their costumes!

A few hours out for the Hussite & bustle of Venice- What a special experience, extremely talented musicians all dressed in beautiful baroque period costumes. A group of 8 we all enjoyed the 2 hour performance. Some members of the audience were also dressed in the same style - we agreed we would have participated had we known. Worth noting that there are no refreshments on sale here.

Great concert. I attend many musical events and I have never seen the violin played with such skill. Excellent evening.

The lead violinist was spectacular. The entire ensemble was magnificent and the costumes were a nice touch BRAVO !!!!👏🏽

As a professional orchestra musician myself I was both impressed and dismayed by this performance. I was impressed because the performers, including and especially the soloist, were superb. I was, however, quite dismayed by the behavior of the violist, bassist, and harpsichordist. These three ladies rolled their eyes at each other, grimaced, and shook their heads when the audience applauded between movements. While I understand that conventional concert etiquette dictates that applause be held until the end of the composition, there is nothing wrong with an audience showing appreciation any time during a performance. Moreover, audiences from previous centuries often applauded (or protested) any time during performances, so applause after (gasp!) a first movement, for example, would have been accepted and appropriate. Is it any wonder that the general public is afraid to attend classical music performances? Shame on these three musicians for being unprofessional and ungracious. The soloists, first violinist, second violinist, and cellist behaved much better. The soloist even showed gratitude to the audience. I also would have appreciated a prompt start time, rather than a 15 minute tardy commencement. I hope that someone from the ensemble or the TripAdvisor Booking department reads this and learns something.

The music was wonderful and the setting awesome! It was a magical few hours, totally engrossed in the music, such talented musicians.