Via del Campo 29 rosso

About the museum

The Via del Campo 29 rosso museum, also called the “casa dei cantautori genovesi” (house of the Genoese singer-songwriters), takes its name from the street and the street number of the shop that houses it. The premises once housed Musica Gianni Tassio, a shop selling records and musical instruments that was frequented by Fabrizio De André. After the death of Gianni Tassio in 2004, his widow Daniela continued the business until 2010, when the shop closed.

The Comune di Genova bought the premises at auction and converted them into a museum, which opened in 2012. Today it is run by a company in which, among others, the Cooperativa Solidarietà e Lavoro, the Genoese IT company ETT and the Cooperativa Sistema Museo of Perugia take part.

The route traces the history of De André's works and devotes a section to the Genoese school of singer-songwriters, with names such as Luigi Tenco, Umberto Bindi and Gino Paoli. The museum is also a reference point for events linked to songwriter music and poetry, and offers visits to places frequented by the artists.

Highlights

• Former record shop Musica Gianni Tassio
• Route through the works of Fabrizio De André
• Section on the Genoese school of singer-songwriters
• Visits to places linked to Genoese singer-songwriters

Founded

2012

Operated by

Via del Campo 29 rosso S.r.l.

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