Pini di Roma, Fontane di Roma and Feste romane are orchestral tone poems by Italian composer Ottorino Respighi, written in 1924, 1916 and 1928 respectively. They employ large orchestral forces, vivid orchestral colour and programme-driven imagery, blending late-Romantic harmony with impressionistic textures and modal elements to evoke scenes of Rome, and they are central to Respighi's mature output and representative of early 20th-century orchestral tone poems.
