On 16 February 1908, the new concert hall – with a seating capacity of more than 3,000 – was inaugurated with a concert conducted by Giuseppe Martucci; it soon took the name the Augusteo. Until 13 May 1936, the date of the last concert before the hall was demolished on the orders of the fascist regime, the Augusteo was the home of the Accademia symphonic seasons, while the chamber season continued to take place in the Sala Accademica. All the major soloists and conductors of the era, from Mengelberg and Fürtwängler to Toscanini, Bruno Walter and Claude Debussy, ascended the podium of the Augusteo, which was dominated by Bernardino Molinari, then permanent artistic conductor of the Santa Cecilia Orchestra. Beginning in June 1933, the Accademia added a summer season to its traditional symphonic and chamber seasons, which took place at the Basilica di Massenzio in the Roman Forum. By May 1936, the Accademia had presented a total of 1,836 concerts since its establishment.
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