
Meeting

Audience with Pope Leo XIV
Paul VI Audience Hall

Choral Concert

Holy Mass
V International Meeting
of Choirs in the Vatican
Choirs meet Pope Leo XIV
From all over the world
International
Meeting
february 5/6, 2027
from 9:00 AM to 06:30 PM
The International Meeting will start on Friday, Fubrary 5, with the presence of great experts on sacred and liturgical music from all around the world. Conferences and testimonies from different contexts, in addition to practices and rehearsals that will actively involve all the participants are to be expected.
Mons. Marco Frisina, director of the Choir of the Diocese of Rome, will moderate the conferences and the panel discussions.
The conference will be held entirely in Italian. Simultaneous interpretation services for international participants will be provided and arranged according to the linguistic needs of the attendees.
Audience
february 6, 2027
10:00 AM
The Meeting continues on Saturday morning, followed by a special Audience with Pope Leo XIV.
It will be a unique moment, dedicated to the world of sacred and liturgical music; a sign of the great affection that the Pope has for all of those engaged in living and communicating the beauty of the Christian faith.
Choral Concert
February 6, 2027
06:00 PM
On Saturday afternoon, once again in the Paul VI Audience Hall, a grand Concert will take place: all the singers present, forming a single large polyphonic Choir led by the Choir of the Diocese of Rome, conducted by Monsignor Marco Frisina and accompanied by the Nova Opera Orchestra, will perform the most well-known and representative works of the sacred and liturgical musical tradition.
It will be a unique experience of communion and a sign of the universality of the Church.
Yours is a true ministry that requires preparation, commitment, mutual understanding and, above all, a deep spiritual life, so that when you sing, you both pray and help everyone else to pray.
Holy Mass for the Jubilee of Choirs,
november 23, 2025
Santa Messa in occasione del Giubileo dei Cori e delle Corali,
23 novembre 2025.


















