
Founded in 1962 in accordance with the wishes of Ugo and Olga Levi, the Foundation is entirely dedicated to all aspects of music,
ranging from ancient to contemporary, organology and ethnomusicology. Located in Palazzo Giustinian Lolin, built by Baldassare Longhena
overlooking the Grand Canal of Venice facing the Gallerie dell’Accademia, it both cultivates and encourages performances and studies,
mainly of a musicological and interdisciplinary nature, thanks to its specialist library, guest accommodation facilities for scholars,
concerts, exhibitions, seminars, conferences, scholarships, courses, journals, books and records, and organizes activities in Venice and the Veneto,
in Italy and abroad.
Davide Croff, President
Library closed
The library is closed for maintenance works. The bibliographical references service is active.

The “Gianni Milner” Library is specialized in the music sector: its original patrimony, which consisted of handwritten and printed documents comprising a collection that is one of its kind, was enriched over the years with purchases on the antique market and has a section dedicated to the mediaeval and renaissance age. Continue
The Levi Foundation has always strived to ensure that its theoretical research goes hand in hand with the performance of studied music, organizing high profile concerts with performances of little known and at times unpublished musical repertoires. Continue
Servizio Civile
The second project: Digital conservation of ancient music ended on the 30th of april.
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Premio "Pier Luigi Gaiatto"
The award was given to Andrea Guerra for: Musica sacra e arte organaria tra Ottocento e Novecento attraverso la stampa cattolica udinese (1868-1917). Continue
Study Group TRA.D.I.MUS.
Tracking the Dissemination of Italian Music in Europe, 16th-17th century, with its primary geocultural focus on Central-Eastern Europe.
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Il gruppo di studio sulla storiografia della musica per film coordinato dal prof. Roberto Calabretto terrà la sua prima riunione il 9-10 marzo 2012