Federico Pupo

Federico Pupo is a Lecturer at the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage of Ca' Foscari University of Venice, where he teaches Industria dello spettacolo (Entertainment Industry) since the 2011-2012 academic year. He has extensive experience in music performance, arts organization, and cultural management, with leadership roles in multiple Italian musical institutions.

• Active in chamber music and Baroque repertoire with ensembles like Concerto Palatino and Orchestra Barocca di Venezia
• Organized cultural events and festivals across Italy, including the Festival Internazionale di Musica da Camera 'Incontri Asolani'
• Holds affiliations with institutions like Arena di Verona Foundation, Arteven, and the National Committee for Puccini Celebrations

His research interests focus on the Economics and Management of Arts and Cultural Activities, particularly live performance production. He has also contributed to music education in schools and teacher training colleges, and collaborated with historical instrument preservation initiatives.

Scientific Awards:

• Knight of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic
• Paul Harris Fellow (Rotary International - Treviso Terraglio Rotary Club)

Pupo has served as Artistic Director for multiple institutions, including Asolo Musica - Veneto Musica, Fondazione Antonio Salieri, and Carlo Felice Foundation in Genoa. He has also organized concerts through projects like 'Musica nella Città' and contributed to regional cultural policy via roles like President of the Settimane Musicali al Teatro Olimpico association.