Orchestra Di Piazza Vittorio

Orchestra di Piazza Vittorio is a multicultural music ensemble based in Rome, Italy. Founded in 2002 by Mario Tronco and filmmaker Agostino Ferrente, the group brings together musicians from around the world, each contributing their unique cultural and musical backgrounds to create a vibrant, global sound. The orchestra is known for blending various musical traditions—ranging from Latin, African, and Indian influences to Middle Eastern and European styles—resulting in a rich, genre-defying fusion that reflects the diversity of its members.

Beyond their original compositions, Orchestra di Piazza Vittorio has gained acclaim for inventive reimaginings of classical works, including Mozart’s "The Magic Flute," which they adapted into a widely praised musical production. Their performances and recordings are not only musically engaging but also serve as a testament to the power of cultural exchange and artistic collaboration. With a commitment to social integration and artistic innovation, the group has become a symbol of multiculturalism and creativity in Italy and beyond.

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