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This article approaches the issue of training of Portuguese musicians and artists in Rome under John V’s reign. Within the phenomenon of the Grand Tour this study analyses how those young Portuguese arrived to Rome, how they participated of the structures for training such as academies, seminars, workshops or private tutoring and how they found their place, if so, in such a competitive market. Besides the article sheds some light on the national academy of Portugal and how it provided accommodation and training for some of those talented musicians and artists and how it worked as a piece of the complex network of institutions and people that supported that generation of young people.

Del Tajo al Tíber: la formación de músicos y artistas portugueses en Roma durante el reinado de Juan V (1707-1750)