The jazz stop of the Severino Gazzelloni International Festival in Colle San Magno
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«Jazz at the Tower» is one of the most evocative events of the summer in Colle San Magno, a town in the Ciociaria area of the Frosinone province, in the heart of southern Lazio. The evening brings jazz to the stones of the medieval tower that overlooks the village, in a cozy and scenic setting where music engages with history and the landscape of the Ausoni Mountains and the Liri Valley.
The event does not stand alone: it is one of the touring dates of the Severino Gazzelloni International Festival, a series of events that the Municipality of Roccasecca promotes every year in collaboration with neighboring towns, including Colle San Magno. The festival is dedicated to the memory of Severino Gazzelloni (1919-1992), the great flautist originally from Roccasecca, considered one of the most important performers of the 20th century and deeply connected to these lands in the Frosinone province.
The charm of «Jazz at the Tower» lies entirely in its setting: an evening concert at the foot of the ancient tower, with the village acting as a natural backdrop and the audience filling the alleys and spaces of the historic center. It is a formula that enhances the village's architectural heritage and turns a small mountain community into a hub for great music for one summer night, attracting visitors from across the Ciociaria and the Cassino area.
The Gazzelloni Festival is by nature itinerant and multidisciplinary: alongside jazz concerts, it offers classical music, opera, choral performances, and chamber ensembles, with events distributed between Roccasecca, Colle San Magno, and the churches and squares of the territory from summer through autumn. The Colle San Magno stop represents the most intimate and authentic soul of this program, bringing auteur music into the life of the village.
Colle San Magno is a small town of a few hundred inhabitants perched on the hills of the Ciociaria, in the province of Frosinone. Its historic center, traditions linked to the patron saints San Rocco and San Magno, and its summer calendar of events — including food festivals, gastronomic tours, and musical evenings — make it an ideal destination for those seeking the authentic Italy of small villages, far from the main tourist routes. «Jazz at the Tower» is the moment when this town tells its story through music.
The 31st edition of the Severino Gazzelloni International Festival was inaugurated on June 30, 2026, in Roccasecca with a performance by Giovanni Allevi, and continues with concerts spread across the municipalities of the Ciociaria until autumn. The traditional «Jazz at the Tower» stop in Colle San Magno, which has enlivened the village's medieval tower in previous years, is also expected for the summer of 2026, but as of today, no official dates or program have been published for this event. Information will be updated as soon as the Municipality of Colle San Magno and the Festival organization release the summer schedule.
Colle San Magno is located in the province of Frosinone, in southern Lazio. By car, it can be reached from the A1 Rome-Naples motorway (Frosinone or Cassino exits), continuing towards Roccasecca and then driving up to the village. The nearest train station is in Roccasecca, on the Rome-Cassino-Naples line.
The concerts are held in the historic center, at the medieval tower of Colle San Magno.
Events in the Colle San Magno summer program are generally free of charge. For confirmation of dates, times, and access methods for the current edition, it is recommended to check the official channels of the Municipality of Colle San Magno and the Severino Gazzelloni International Festival.
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Torre medievale di Colle San Magno