Giorgia Mileto Award Finals 2025
Giorgia Mileto Award Finals 2025 for the Jazz and Pop Departments. Three days of live concerts – September 8, 9, and 15 – to determine the winners of the scholarship for the academic courses of the Jazz and Pop Departments at Saint Louis.
The “Giorgia Mileto Award,” now in its sixth edition, is dedicated to the discovery of young talented musicians in the fields of Jazz and Pop-Rock. The winners will have the opportunity to attend the pre-academic and first- and second-level academic programs at Saint Louis, an AFAM Institute recognized by the Italian Ministry of University and Research (MUR), benefiting from significant tuition reductions – from 40% up to 100% of the annual fee – for an annual value for each awardee ranging between €2,000 and €4,500, thus allowing young talented musicians to further their studies.
The finalists of the “Giorgia Mileto Award” 2025 will perform in concert before an audience and jury at the Saint Louis premises in Via Baccina, 47.
September 8 – Pop Finalists
- Beatrice Dionisi
- Nora Schiaffini
- Nina Bellicini
- Silvia Roberto
- Carlo Aletti
- Andrea Danzè
- Valerio Agulini
- Beatrice Binacci
- Angelica Bianchi
- Camilla Conti
September 9 – Jazz Finalists
- Federico Simone
- Marco Perrina
- Marco Vanin
- Nina Russo
- Ludovica Legrottaglie
- Paolo Calzuola
- Martha Deribe
September 15 – Songwriting and Pop Finalists
- Stella Cardone
- Roberta Cassarino
- Stefano Corradini
- Alberto Da Ros
- Francesco Freschet
- Anita Guarino
- Pietro MNalvetano
- çucia SCognamilgio
- Giulia Zedda
- Francesco Morini
The “Giorgia Mileto Prize,” now in its sixth year, is aimed at discovering talented young musicians in the fields of Jazz and Pop-Rock.
In fact, the winners will have the opportunity to attend the pre-academic and academic first and second level courses of Saint Louis, an AFAM Institute recognized by the MUR, taking advantage of important fee concessions-from 40 percent up to 100 percent of the annual fee-for an annual value of each awardee of between 2,000 and 4,500 euros.
The Call is open to musicians, singers and songwriters. Saint Louis students and external applicants not enrolled at Saint Louis may participate in the selections.
The following scholarships will be awarded:
- 2 scholarships (2,000 to 3,500 euros) for the Pop Department: bass, drums, guitar, piano, singing, songwriting
- 2 scholarships (2,000 to 3,500 euros) for the Jazz Department: bass, drums, singing, guitar, piano, sax, violin
- 2 scholarships (2,500 to 4,500 euros) for double bass jazz
- 2 scholarships (2,500 to 4,500 euros) for jazz trumpet
- 2 scholarships (2,500 to 4,500 euros) for jazz trombone
Scholarships will be awarded through auditions, which will take place in a live concert at a venue/club in Rome, with a resident rhythm section of professional musicians.
The Commission reserves the right to change the allocations as described above based on the actual outcomes of the hearings, assigning a higher number of grants to one department/course and a lower number to another department/course.
It also reserves the right not to award grants to a particular department/course if the outcome of the hearings is not deemed satisfactory.
