General Description of the Institution

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The “Lorenzo Perosi” Conservatory is the only Conservatory in the Molise Region and it is involved in research, teaching, development, promotion, production and occupation. This is also one of the largest Conservatories in Italy for the number of student productions.

Every year the Conservatory produces teachers' concerts, student concerts, master classes and promotes meetings and conferences in order to divulgate and encourage international exchange.

Music production

Symphony Orchestra
Teachers concerts
Student Orchestra
String Orchestra
Conservatory Choir
Concert- lessons
Student concerts
Concerts for local schools
The "Music day" project
Lyric operas

Some special projects

Music Free Space, MFS
Orchestra Giovanile Perosiana, OGP
Giornata della musica
Festival Percussioni
Ensemble Percussioni
Wind Ensemble
Big Band

Research activities

Didactic meetings
Music interpretation master classes
Concert-lessons and public lessons
Analysis laboratory
Contemporary music laboratory
Guide to the listening
Methodological Seminaries

The Perosi Conservatory was invited by the Education Ministry to organize specialization courses in Multimedia and Didactic for the Conservatories teaching staff.

Every year the Conservatory publishes a Student Guide, with all the essential information, such as the enrolling procedures, the teaching regulations, the services offered by the Institution. It also provides details on individual courses, programs, educational objectives and exam methods.

The Conservatory has a Library, an Auditorium, 38 lesson rooms, 51 pianos, 3 harpsichords, 1 fortepiano, 2 organs, 2 harps, percussion instruments, string and wind instruments, 1 recording library, 2 audio - video rooms, 1 recording room.

“Lorenzo Perosi” Conservatory holds the following courses:

Composition, Experimental composition, Music Didactics, Conducting, Piano, Subsidiary Piano, Organ, Organ composition, Subsidiary Organ and Gregorian singing, Violin, Viola, Cello, Experimental Cello, Double bass, Harp, Voice, Guitar, Flute, Clarinet, Oboe, Basson, Trumpet and Trombone, Horn, Saxophon, Percussion, Harpsichord, Jazz Music, Music History, Poetic and dramatic Literature, General Music culture, Theatre, Chamber Music, Orchestra, Choir, Score interpretation, Theory, solfeggio and musical dictation, Electronic Music and many more.