International Museum and Library of Music - Gallery

Gallery

  • Entrance - Trompe l'oeil - Luigi Busatti

  • Room 1 - Alla boschereccia

  • Room 2 - Frate Giambattista Martini

  • Room 3 - Friends of Padre Martini

  • Room 4 - The Idea of Music

  • Room 5 - Books for music and instruments of 16th and 17th centuries

  • Room 5 - Books for music and instruments of 16th and 17th centuries

  • Room 6 - Farinelli and the italian opera in the 18th century

  • Room 7 - Rossini and the opera of the 19th century

  • Room 8 - Books for music and instruments of 18th and 19th centuries

  • Room 9 - Between 19th and 20th century: Martucci and Respighi

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