Musicians for Human Rights is a worldwide network of musicians and people working in the field of music who promote a culture of human rights and social change.
The organization was founded in 2009 in Rome, Italy, by world-renowned horn player Alessio Allegrini and a group of fellow musicians, organizations and humanists active in grassroots efforts on four continents. Our founders have their roots mostly in classical music and include some of the finest musicians of the world.
Musicians for Human Rights is open to musicians of all levels, ensembles, institutions and all other people working in the field of music: children learning music, advanced music students, professional musicians, music teachers, amateurs, festivals, orchestras, ensembles, bands, singers and choirs, music journalists, agents, and concert promoters, etc. We also invite all interested people to participate; we are open to all styles of music, and we encourage interactions with other art forms.
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brochure in italiano
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