The museum, open to the public, is located in the premises of the Palazzo degli Scolopi in Tempio Pausania. The available material has undergone a significant restoration effort.
It is an exhibition dedicated to the tenor from Tempio, Bernardo De Muro (1881-1955), who trained at the Academy of Santa Cecilia in Rome and became famous nationally and internationally, especially for his interpretation of the works of Mascagni, particularly “Isabeau.”
The museum is housed in the Palazzo degli Scolopi and features stage costumes, personal items, photos, portraits, posters, and memorabilia related to the life and career of the artist. Visitors can also listen to all the recorded performances from his repertoire.
The rich collection has undergone a significant restoration, recovery, and cataloging effort. Stage costumes, personal items, photos, portraits, posters, and memorabilia related to the artist’s life and career are on display. Additionally, visitors can listen to various recordings from his repertoire.