Festival We Are Singing Rome

We Are Singing Rome

All roads lead to Rome.
If you love singing, then join us for our International Choral Festival
on July 3-5, 2026 in Rome, Italy

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About Festival

We Are Singing Rome is a non-competitive meeting of all choir categories.

Take in an evening of choral music with Rome’s only surviving ancient theater, Teatro Marcello (built by Augustus in 13 BC) as your backdrop.

Aside from performing on two festivals concerts, the choirs will given the opportunity to explore Rome through guided tours and do as the Romans do. Our Festival in the Eternal City is an incomparable experience and will allow choirs to sing in some of the magnificent venues in Rome including the the Chiostro di Campitelli at Marcellus’ Theatre and Church of Santa Maria in Portico in Campitelli.

The festival is made in cooperation through Musical Festival of Nations - Concerts of the Tempietto - Rome and We Are Singing Music Association.

Festival Dates


2026	July 3, 4 & 5

Event Schedule

3th July 2026

4-5:30 pm – Rehearsals

7:30pm – Concert Begins

4th July 2026

1:30pm – Concert is preceded by a guided city tour

7:30pm – Gala Concert Begins

9:00pm – Final Song

* Please note all times are approximate and subject to change without notice.

How to Participate

Please submit the online application or download application form

PDF form

Download the PDF form.
Fill in all fields directly on the computer.
Print out the form, sign it and send it by post, fax or digital by e-mail to us.

Send together with application to event@wearesinging.org :

BRIEF BIOGRAPHY OF CHOIR
PARTICIPANT NAME LIST
PHOTOGRAPH OF CHOIR (Landscape, 300 DPI)
PHOTOGRAPH OF CONDUCTOR (300 DPI)

Application deadlines

Deadline for application is May 15th, 2026

Space is limited; early registration is encouraged.

Accommodation

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