Operational Capacity and Institutional Framework of Wind Orchestras

The Conservatorio di Santa Cecilia in Rome hosts the first international workshop of the EU-CODE project – European Co-Creation in Diversity, focused on wind orchestras. This event brings together professionals, educators, and institutional representatives to address key themes essential for the development and sustainability of wind orchestras in Europe.

Workshop Themes

Training, Organization and Financial Stability Strategies
Exploring management models and economic strategies to ensure the long-term sustainability of wind orchestras. This session addresses organizational structures and funding approaches that support artistic growth.

Best Practices for Cross-Border Collaboration and Mobility
Presenting successful cases of international cooperation, with testimonials and experiences aimed at fostering artistic exchange and mobility across European countries.

Audience Development, Engagement and Inclusiveness
Dedicated sessions on strategies for expanding and engaging audiences, with particular focus on inclusion and accessibility to make wind orchestra music an experience for all.

Technology for Promotion and Repertoire Enhancement
Examining digital tools and innovative platforms to enhance and promote the musical heritage of wind orchestras, from social media communication to new listening experiences.

Live Performances and Concerts
The workshop includes live performances by civilian and military bands as part of the Roma Festival Band 2025, offering direct experience of the participating ensembles.