They call it "Piano Day" (using English only) and it takes place on a Sunday, usually in early June, in Villa Borghese, the en...

Rome may be eternal, but its music clubs are not.  As New Year's Eve approaches, we thought we'd check on a couple clubs we visited ...

Apericena jazz Sundays at Mithos The many bistros in Rome now featuring jazz have opened up the Rome jazz scene for aficionados, like...

Musicians in the main room; art exhibit on walls As most RST followers know, we are fans of popular music in Rome, especially the Italia...

at Teatro Coloseo (at least that's where we think  we were) The current Festa Europea della Music (European Music Festival), taking...

We’re happy to report another jazz club has risen from the ashes. 28DiVino Jazz is under new management (now as a club with a tessera requir...

As most of you blog-readers must know by now, we're jazz aficionados, and Rome hosts wonderful jazz concerts at every level and taste. R...

The title for this posting is a brazen ripoff of Anne Weale's June 12, 2007 blog, and we thank her for it. But we found Guido Cadorin...

We're almost embarrassed to have Alexanderplatz on the RST Top 40 list, because it's in the Rome-the-first-time guidebooks; even Ri...

We're going to Rome in the summer; what should we do? That's a question we're often asked. Being a northerner (born and raised i...