Born November 9, 1968 in Celano, a pupil of Alexis Weissenberg Alexis Weissenberg and Viktor Merzhanov en: Victor Merzhanov held its first concert, said the newspaper Il Tempo, the age of ten.
He has performed all over the world: La Scala Theatre at Carnegie Hall, Teatro Colon in Buenos Aires, the Herbert Zipper Concert Hall in Los Angeles, Wenston Recital Hall and the Jane Mallet Theatre in Toronto, the music weeks in Lugano the Jewel Box Series and the Performing Arts Series in Chicago, the Stresa Festival, the Oscar Peterson Theatre in Tokyo, Melbourne's Federation Hall, Teatro degli Arcimboldi, the Sala Verdi Teatro Dal Verme in Milan, Salle Cortot in Paris, the Auditorium of Radio Luxembourg, the Musical Evenings in Milan, the Teatro Olimpico in Vicenza, Politeama Rossetti of Trieste, the Politeama Garibaldi of Palermo, the Auditorium of Radio Budapest, the Rachmaninoff Hall of the Conservatory " Tchaikovsky in Moscow, the Sala América Santiago de Chile, Teatro del Libertador in Córdoba (Argentina), Roldán Theater of Havana (Cuba) and Meb Sura Hall in Ankara.
From 2001 to 2007 was an annual called as "artist in residence" from Northeastern Illinois University in Chicago.
He played with the String Orchestra of the Berlin Philharmonic (Philharmonische Camerata Berlin ") and toured Europe and America with" I Solisti del Teatro alla Scala.
He founded the ensemble "I Solisti della Scala Trio with oboist Francesco Di Rosa and clarinetist Fabrizio Meloni, soloists and the Philharmonic Orchestra of the Teatro alla Scala in Milan, with whom he has performed in major halls Italy United States, Canada, Turkey performing works by Francis Poulenc, Hyacinthe Klose, Paul blunda Canto Ponchielli Lovreglio Donato, Ferdinando Carulli.
He plays in duo with Fabrizio Meloni, clarinet soloist of the first 'and the Philharmonic Orchestra of the Teatro alla Scala in Milan. Together since 2004, they toured Europe, North America, Japan and Australia.
He has given concerts with some of the greatest artists of the world music scene. Among them: the cellist Mischa Maisky and the Fine Arts Quartet.
The Washington Post called one of his concerts with the Solisti della Scala Trio "an evening of breathtaking art," and added: "Caruso turned the keyboard into an orchestra of one hundred items."
Among other major newspapers, magazines and radio and television that dealt him to be mentioned on The Republic, Free, La Stampa, Il Messaggero, Il Giornale, Il Tempo, Hamburger Abendblatt, Musica Nova - Tokyo, Panorama, Amadeus Three Radio Suite, Five Morning, Afternoon Five CSR - Italian speaking Swiss Radio, RAI-RadioTre Suite, Gr2 and TgCom.
It is a classical pianist with the highest number in the world of fan on Facebook and was the first to sign (in April 2010 with Mediaset) an exclusive contract with a television commercial art. Mediaset president Fedele Confalonieri, expressing enthusiastic about this agreement, called it "a remarkable pianist, far from any road tracks, enormous communicative power."
In July 2008 the execution of Beethoven's Moonlight was chosen for the first time in the history of transmissions of this type, as the ending theme of TV Italia1 Candlewick. For this reason and for the nonconformist that characterizes his artistic choices, has been described by the newspaper, "Candlewick classical music."
Also in July 2008 signed the new soundtracks newsletter TgCom of Mediaset.
In 'October 2008 was in the Zelig TV - Channel 5 playing the Sonata in G major by Domenico Scarlatti K13 with a gag after Claudio Bisio called "genius" by Comedy TV Blog Planet also stressed that the record of listening Auditel program.
Immediately after the earthquake of the Eagle, his homeland, gave live with Claudio Brachino afternoon on Five - Channel 5 of 9 April 2009 its willingness to hold concerts to raise funds for reconstruction. In the months after he played in Bagnacavallo (Ravenna), Toronto and Macerata and distributed as an attachment to the individual Free Lullaby with singer Simona Molinari, gathering the total figure of 60,000 euros.
In the 2009-2010 season opened for the first time in the TV commercial, a series of weekly inserts dedicated to classical music and housed within the transmission Morning Five Channel 5.
His students hold piano chair in Italy, the United States and Canada.
He has given master classes worldwide. In 1993 he started teaching as an assistant to Viktor Merzhanov and in 1994 he won the chair of chamber music that since 1997, covering the State Conservatory "Giuseppe Tartini" in Trieste. At the same academy, 2005 to 2008, he also taught for the upper course of pianoforte.I his records are distributed exclusively by EMI.

Gil Badarò

Gil Badar 'was born in southern Brazil, in Porto Alegre, state capital of Rio Grande do Sul , at the mouth of Guaiba in the Patos Lagoon. Since small Gil devotes with passion and desire 'to learn guitar. The artistic career began in his own Porto Alegre, where he was able to perform in major local, interpreting the classics of carioca culture. E 'in 1980 which decided to plunge in the pace of metropolitan Sao Paulo, produced his first record "Tem que se production, received by critics with great interest. Following a successful radio tour, a series of good performances, and the ability 'to make his way outside Brazil. So 'Badar' flies in Uruguay, Punta de Este, a famous tourist resort that houses every year, the Film Festival. The music of Gil Badar 'and' listened to and appreciated by many celebrities, her voice wins the public, and singing Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Djavan, Milton Nascimiento, is proposing its own repertoire, between samba, reggae, soul, bossa, funk, and of course each and every characteristic of the sounds' of South America. In 1989 Gil Badar 'arrives in Italy, along with his manager. Works in Rome earning a sudden and unexpected success, a number of performances alongside well-known artists of the caliber of Pino Daniele, Tony Esposito, Bloodbath, Karl Potter, and many others.
Participates as an extra in several films, plays the role of the musician - the role suited him well - in "Seven Men and a Dachshund with Ornella Muti, Giancarlo Giannini, John Candy and James Belushi.
In 1991 Gil moved to Florence, where he still lives, and 'the attraction of the Maracana' - note home entertainment Brazil - and many other clubs. E 'of the '92 release of "Tem que se production II: Here's compositions reach maturity', charm and compactness, play an integral whole. But creativity 'door Gil Badar', a year later, the realization of "Clean Hands" (1993), given the title, has aroused great interest and curiosity 'on the national scene. Today Badara 'is preparing the new album, as well as' A series of concerts around Italy: a real tour, with guests, jam sessions and many surprises.

Sara Otello

He graduated in harp in 1992 at the Conservatory "Luigi Cherubini in Florence under the guidance of Prof. Elizabeth Rossi, with honors. He collaborated with various orchestras such as Orchestra Regionale Toscana, Orchestra of the Giglio in Lucca, Grosseto Orchestra etc..
She won several contests. He gives concerts in duo or chamber groups with internationally renowned soloists: Luke Benucci (first horn of the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino), Michele Marasco, Chiara Tonelli (principal flute of the Lucerne Festival Orchestra and Orchestra Camerata Academica Salzburg), Dale Clevenger (horn First the Chicago Symphony Orchestra). In 2007 she graduated in two years in harp at the Conservatorio Luigi Cherubini in Florence under the guidance of Prof. Patrizia Pinto with 110 honors.

Massimo Signorini

In 1993 he began accordion classes at the “Luigi Cherubini” state music conservatory in Florence, under Ivano Battiston. That was also the first year of the existence of a permanent teaching post in the accordion at the conservatory. He took his diploma in 2002 with full marks, alternating his diploma studies with lessons from internationally famous teachers at a number of prestigious masterclasses, teachers such as Stefan Hussong, Hugo Noth, Salvatore di Gesualdo, Joseph Macerollo, Teodoro Anzellotti, Fernando Suarez Paz and Hugo Aisemberg, as well as with Ivano Battiston himself. Later, he was awarded a diploma in Jazz and Jazz arrangement under MauroGrossi at the “Pietro Mascagni” institute for music in Livorno. Currently he performs in concerts both as a soloist and in chamber music ensembles, as well as in orchestral groups in a variety of musical genres (classic, contemporary, baroque, jazz, Balkan, rock and tango) at venues of national and international renown: (Teatro La Scala in San Telmo, and the “Torquato Tasso” Italo-Argentinian Cultural Association in Buenos Aires; the Folk Musik School in Struer, Denmark; the Trossingen music conservatory in Germany; the Sala dei Duecento at Palazzo Vecchio, Florence; the Goldoni Theatre in Livorno etc....). He has worked with the Amedeo Modigliani orchestra in Livorno, Sinfonica Rai orchestra in Torino, Santa Cecilia Orchestra in Roma e, Regionale Toscana Orchestra in Firenze and the University Youth Orchestra in Pisa. Since 2004 he has been playing with Ensemble Coincidencia, Donatella Alamprese vocal and Marco Giacomini guitar. He teaches accordion at the Music School of Milan and the Pietro Mascagni Institute of Music in Livorno, where he runs an introductory course in the accordion. In addition, he has given masterclasses in Italy and Denmark. Massimo Signorini has recorded for ETS and Il Campano (Pisa) and for Ut Orpheus (Bologna).

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Kaime Hayato

2003.7
Finalist Niche-Italian-Japanese Tokyo.
2004.3
She sang at the concert by friendliness Tokyo University of Art and Music University of Seoul (Tokyo).
2004.11
He has sung "Messiah" G.F. Handel Central University of Tokyo.
2005.4
He won a scholarship "Ezoe Scholarship Foundation (Tokyo).
2005.9
She sang at the concert of Ezoe Scholarship Foundation.
2005.10
Sang Simon Boccanegra / Simon Art University in Tokyo.
2006.4
Finalist at the International Singing Competition "Martini" 2 edition (Mantua).
2006.8
She sang at the concert "Valley of the Sun" - "In a sign of friendship between Italy and Japan" at the Teatro Comunale Dimaro.
2006.8
First prize in the international opera "Sun Valley" 2nd edition (Dimaro).
2006.9
He sang Rigoletto / Rigoletto theater Sughinami Tokyo.
2007.3
He specialized in singing of Art University in Tokyo.
2007.7
Finalist at the International Verdi Voices "City of Busseto" 47 th edition.
2008.7
She sang La Traviata / Germont theater Musashino, Tokyo.
2008.10
He sang Falstaff (Verdi), / Falstaff Art University in Tokyo.
2008.11
He won the scholarship, "The Meiji Yasuda Cultural Foundation (Japan).
2009.5
Internazioale finalist in the competition for young opera singers Richard Zandonai 15th edition. (Riva del Garda).
2009.9
Solemunis sang Mass in the Basilica of San Marco in Milan with the Orchestra Verdi.
2010.2
He has sung Mass solemunis theater Auditorium of Milan with the Orchestra Verdi.

Ai Iwasaki

For the Iwasaki and 'born in Tokyo, Japan, studied singing is at the Japan University Collage of Art University that' Showa. During his course of study, debuted in the role as Flora and Annina in "La Traviata", Cherubino in "Le Nozze di Figaro, Dorabella in" Cosi 'fan tutte ", Magdalene, Countess Ceprano, Giovanna in Rigoletto "Beppe in" Friend Fritz "Santuzza in" Cavalleria Rusticana, Suzuki in "Madama Butterfly".
Recently studied privately with William Matteuzzi Master.

Kanae Fujitani

Began studying piano at age three and ten began studying tuba. Later he began studying singing and joined the faculty of the school of Music in Kagawa. During high school in 1998-'99 received the First Prize and Grand Prize at the "Tesla-Takamatsu Festival. Also won the First Prize at the "53rd edition of the National Music Competition in Osaka Japanese students' 1999 and another award a Special Prize at the" Kobe 4esima edition of the National Student Music "1999. In 2001 he joined the faculty of singing the National University of Tokyo. While at university he attended master research, debuted in several operas and oratorios, including: Così fan tutte (Despina) 2003 and 2009, Die Fledermaus (Rosalinde) 2003, 2005 and 2008, Don Giovanni (Donna Anna) 2006 Carmen ( Micaela) 2006, Coronation Mass KV.317 (Solo) 2006, Gianni Schicchi (Lauretta) 2006, Verbena de la Paloma Zarzuela (Susana) 2006, La Traviata (Violetta) 2007, La Boheme (Mimi) 2007, Symphony No. 9 d-moll op.125 (Solo) 2008, KV.626 Requiem (Soloist) 2008, La Boheme (Musetta) 2008, Les Contes d'Hoffmann (Antonia) 2009. In 2005 he also to the II Prize "Competition Yuai Lied German-Japanese" 2005, and the second prize at the "13th edition of the French-Japanese melody" 2006, also the Special Prize to the soprano at the "37th edition of the Competition Italian opera "2006, the Second Prize and Audience Award at the" 76th edition of the Music Competition of Japan "2007. He attended a master class with the soprano Mirella Freni in Italy, in 2008. After graduation he debuted in the works and speakers: Hansel und Gretel (Gretel) 2009, 2009 Recital, La Boheme (Musetta) 2009, Rigoletto (Gilda) 2009, Messiah (Solo) 2009, nr.9 Sinfonie d-moll op.125 ( solo) 2009. In Italy from 2010 discusses technique and repertoire.