Students of musicology from the advanced bachelor's programme onwards can apply for our study course "Rom – Musikgeschichte einer Stadt" until 7 December. The programme includes city walks on Rome's musical life from the Middle Ages to the present day as well as visits to relevant institutions and visits to libraries, churches, palazzi, theatres and concert halls. The course will take place from 12 to 18  ...   

For technical reasons, the library is not currently able to operate on a regular basis. However, we provide a limited number of places in the reading room to our external users who request them at bibliothek[at]dhi-roma.it. Opening hours: Monday–Thursday 9.00 a.m. – 5.00 p.m., Friday 9.00 a.m. – 3.30 p.m.    

We are pleased about your interest in our institute, stay in touch with us! Our newsletter provides you with information on upcoming events, applications, new research projects and recent publications of the DHI Rome.  Here you can read the current edition  ...   

"The most prolific and perhaps the most imaginative of the Italian masters, the author of a hundred operas, who was, in the early stages of his career, Rossini's competitor; the tireless emulator of Bellini and Donizetti, Verdi's forerunner; the versatile musician, who underwent the four musical transformations of his century while always preserving his enviable originality, died in Pescia on the 6th of this month,  ...   

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