Orchestra sinfonica di Roma

The Orchestra Sinfonica di Roma, also known as the Rome Symphony Orchestra, was a vibrant Italian orchestra that graced the musical scene from 2002 to 2014. Under the baton of conductor Francesco La Vecchia, this ensemble was born out of a passionate commitment to meet the high demand for quality musical performances in Rome. Supported solely by the Fondazione Roma, it stood as a unique example in Europe, dedicated to bringing the richness of symphonic music to its audience. The orchestra's repertoire spanned from classical masterpieces by Mendelssohn and Beethoven to the enchanting overtures of Rossini, offering a journey through the timeless treasures of classical music. Their performances at venues like the Teatro Vittoria added a touch of historical charm to their musical presentations, making each concert an unforgettable experience.