The Romanian Society for Music Education (RoSME) was founded in 2010 at the initiative of teachers and specialists in music education, committed to promoting educational, artistic, and cultural values through music, as well as to adapting pedagogical practices to the contemporary requirements of education.

From its inception, RoSME has served as a platform for professional cooperation, with the main objectives of supporting music education at both pre-university and higher education levels, stimulating interdisciplinary research, and facilitating the exchange of experience among specialists. Its administrative and communication activities have included managing institutional documents, coordinating relations with educational and cultural partners, and disseminating information through a dedicated online platform.

In 2010, RoSME launched the publication of specialized journals with an educational and scientific profile, focused on didactic innovation and the integration of modern technologies in the musical field:
Information and Communication Technologies in the Musical Field / ICT in Musical Field (ISSN 2067-9408), a journal indexed in international databases such as ERIH Plus, ESCI, EBSCO, and CEEOL.

Beginning in 2013, RoSME obtained non-governmental organization status, carrying out its activities in partnership with educational institutions and authorities in the field of education and consistently contributing to the development and consolidation of music education in Romania.