Museo della Musica di Venezia

Museum · San Marco

Museo della Musica di Venezia

Museum · San Marco

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S. Marco, 2603, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy

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Museum of 300 years of Italian string instruments  

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S. Marco, 2603, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy Get directions

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S. Marco, 2603, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy Get directions

+39 041 241 1840
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10 Best Museums in Venice | Condé Nast Traveler

"The building that houses Museo della Musica is worthy of a visit in its own right: the Church of San Maurizio, a Venetian church with history stretching back to the 10th century, and with Gothic and Renaissance touches. It has recently been transformed into a tribute to liuteria: the Italian art of instrument-making. This niche collection explores the classical era of Italian violin and covers 300 years, back to the beginning of the golden era of stringed instruments in 18th-century Venice." - Jenna Scatena

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Museo della Musica – Museum Review | Condé Nast Traveler

"Zoom out. What’s this place all about? The building that houses Museo della Musica is worthy of a visit in its own right: in the Church of San Maurizio, a Venetian church with history stretching back to the 10th century, and with Gothic and Renaissance touches. It has recently been transformed into a tribute to liuteria: the Italian art of instrument-making. Ye shall know them by their permanent collection: How was it? This niche collection explores the classical era of Italian violin and covers 300 years, back to the beginning of the golden era of stringed instruments in 18th-century Venice. Violins, mandolins, and harps, displayed beautifully throughout the church, showcase the level of workmanship at various stages of production. But also by their new shoes. How were the exhibits? Although the primary collection is permanent, the music playing in the church is always rotating—and it’s a highlight of the experience. If instruments on their own don't entice you, listening to music by composers like Amati, Guadagnini, and Goffriller—in a mesmerizing atmosphere with great acoustics—might. In addition, there are regular live concerts at a nearby partner church. What did you make of the crowd? This intimate museum attracts music lovers and history buffs alike. On the practical tip, how were the facilities? The church's small size makes it easy to navigate. Any guided tours worth trying? The museum offers guided tours. Gift shop: obligatory, inspiring—or skip it? A small kiosk by the entrance sells a nice selection of CDs, as well as books. Any advice for the time- or attention-challenged? This museum is easy to visit in 20 minutes, if you’re short on time. Try not to miss the intimate, live concerts." - Jenna Scatena

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Δημητρης Μπουκλας

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Beautiful little museum. It has several unique instruments, plus some historical treasures like manuscripts of famous composers. If you’re a musician or music teacher, or enjoy music in general, you should definitely pay a visit. The only thing I didn’t like was the fact that the labels didn’t have any information about the instruments, so people unfamiliar with the period wouldn’t understand what they were seeing (for example a viola d’ amore would look like a weird violin to the untrained eye). Still, a great experience.

寒风热血

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Venice is the hometown of Vivaldi. This small museum has collected over the past forty years various attempts at making Italian violins, guitars, and woodwind instruments since the 16th century. The most powerful pianist invites musicians four or five days a week to play Vivaldi or the Marriage Concerto on seventeenth-century violins. In the past two days, I have acted in The Doors and Four Seasons.

shaun keyser

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An amazing collection of antique string instruments. The audio guide gave just the right amount of information. The church that houses the museum had a very close connection to Vivaldi making it even more memorable.

Shannon Smith Hartwell

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If you are a string instrument musician, this museum is a must-see! Violin carving demonstration based on a Stradivari pattern, violins, violas, cellos, double bass...all ancient and beautiful. If they are offering a concert while you are in town you should go. We did and it was magnificent. They included the museum admission and the concert was in an 11th century church where they played 17th century music. Spectacular experience. I will remember it forever.

Narender Kumar

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San Maurizio is a Neoclassical-style, deconsecrated church located in the campo San Maurizio in the sestiere of San Marco of the city of Venice, Italy. It now is a Museum focusing on the music of Baroque Venice. A church was present at the site before the first reconstruction in the 16th century.

Lady D

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Beautiful museum of instruments to acknowledge yourself with the history of Venice from the musical perspective. The lady working there is super nice, we had a wonderful conversation about the Venetian virtuosos’ concert that I visited the other day. This museum is a must see!

Richard Smith

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What a rude and unpleasant lady working at the entrance. I am clearly not the first to say this as there are numerous reviews that complain about her behaviour but yet she still works there... Before we even had the chance to enter fully she started shouting at us asking if we had paid the entrance fee as we had our cameras out taking photos. We had tickets but we left immediately as we didn’t think it was worth being shouted at by the staff

Tatiana Gavriliuc

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If you are passionate about musical instruments with strings, then this place is a must see. Historical information, well-preserved musical instruments, you can go back in time and enjoy instruments with magnificent paintings and shapes.