The Conservatory of Parma is one of the most prestigious music education institutions in Italy and Europe.

In 1919, it was named after Arrigo Boito, librettist of Giuseppe Verdi and writer of the famous operas Falstaff and Otello, as well as honorary director of the conservatory in 1890.

Every year, many students, including those from abroad, decide to attend the Conservatory of Parma, attracted by the educational offerings ranging from ancient and classical music to jazz and pop, offering more than 150 courses for aspiring musicians.