An extraordinary new look at the songs of the exceptional singer of the band Queen. Songs by one of the world's most popular rock singers have been uniquely arranged for Italian opera singers from the Opera da Camera di Roma association and piano. In a reference to parlour concerts in the nineteenth century, when classical music was considered popular music, the concerts take place in the unique nineteenth-century the Opera da Camera di Roma Hall. Hence, in addition to works by Mercury, there will also be excerpts from music composed for kings - by G. F. Handel. With reference to Freddie's biography, there will also be traditional Indian music. Freddie Mercury was a star of his time like Farinelli in the 18th century. Exquisite halls linked the two artists, despite the time difference. Mercury was fascinated by opera singing, as evidenced by his collaboration with opera singer Montserrat Caballé. For the first time in Rome, an extraordinary concert with unique experiences to savour.