Fondazione Musica per Roma

Fondazione Musica per Roma is an Italian cultural institution founded in 1999 that manages the Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone and the Casa del Jazz to host over one million spectators annually through diverse musical, dance, and literary festivals. Headquartered in Rome, it collaborates with international partners while supporting local youth ensembles and promoting artistic innovation across multiple genres including jazz, pop, and contemporary music.

• Locations: The organization operates within two major venues: the Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone, a large European performance complex designed by Renzo Piano, and the Casa del Jazz located in Villa Osio.
• Services: It provides extensive programming ranging from summer festivals like Summertime to educational cycles such as Lezioni di Storia and curated discographic releases via Parco della Musica Records.
• Industries: Activities span music performance, dance events, theater productions, science festivals, and literary readings aimed at engaging diverse audiences across Italy and abroad.

The foundation achieves approximately 65% self-financing while pursuing specific industrial goals aligned with its 2021–2024 plan to enhance cultural promotion and environmental sustainability.