Kawai in Ledro - fifth concert

Emanuele Delucchi, piano

Alberto Chines, piano

Federico Pulina, piano

Emanuele Scaramuzza, piano

Pianist and composer Emanuele Delucchi (b. 1987) studied with Canzio Bucciarelli (Genoa), Riccardo Risaliti (Imola) and Davide Cabassi (Bozen). He recorded for the labels Toccata Classic, Dynamic and Piano Classics; his repertoire includes works from renaissance to the present, with a particular attention to the less-known literature (he premiered the Pianist im klassischen Style op. 856 by C. Czerny and gave the first italian performance of the Concerto op. 39 by C. V. Alkan). He published two albums with L. Godowsky’s piano music (“Piano works” and “Studies on Chopin opus 10”), which received enthusiastic reviews. His own works are published by M.A.P. editions (Milan) and Da Vinci Edition (Osaka). He is a voracious reader and a classical culture lover.

A solid education and the merging of many diversified experiences ave contributed to make Alberto Chines a smart and many sided artist. At the age of fifteen he made his debut at Teatro Massimo of Palermo and was admitted to Imola Piano Academy, where he studied with Franco Scala and Piero Rattalino. He also studied at Bolzano Conservatory with Davide Cabassi and in 2011 he won the first prize of “Palma D’Oro” International Piano Competition. Alberto Chines performed in many Italian prestigious venues, such as the Mozart Hall of Bologna, Teatro Olimpico of Vicenza, Politeama Garibaldi of Palermo, and abroad (Germany, France, US, Spain, Portugal and UK). He recently made his London debut for the Keyboard Charitable Trust, and his first CD recording with music by Bach, Schumann, Ravel and Bartók will be available soon.

Federico Pulina studied in the Conservatory School of musica Luigi Canepa of Sassari with her teacher Anna Revel. He completed the Bacherlor’s degree with Cum Laude in November of 2014. Currently he’s attending a Master Course with M Davide Cabassi at the G. Nicolini Conservatory School of Music of Piacenza. He took part in masterclass by Benedetto Lupo, Olaf John Laneri, Maurizio Baglini, Enrico Pace, Fabio Bidini and Tatiana Larionova. In 2011 he played the Concert KV 488 by Mozart with Orchestra Marija Judina in Teatro Storchi in Modena and Teatro Verdi in Sassari. He was invited to play a recital for the opening event of Giordano Palace in Sassari.

Emanuele Scaramuzza, 23-year-old (born in 1993, in Cremona, Italy), after obtaining his piano Diploma under Alberto Baldrighi at the Cremona Conservatory, completed his Masters in Piano Performance at Bolzano and Piacenza Conservatories with Davide Cabassi in 2016. Emanuele has attended piano master classes and courses with Maestros B. Petrushansky, O. Marshev, D. Rivera, E. H. Smebye, T. Larionova, R. Capello, N. Trull, and A. Hintchev. He also studied composition with Maestros L. Macchi, G. Leanza and H. Unterhofer. Emanuele made his orchestral debut in 2004 at age eleven in Auditorium of Cremona, Italy. He has since then appeared with laVerdi per Tutti orchestra Mantanus and Bignamini, Stradivari Monteverdi orchestra Fracassi, and collaborated with the orchestra of the Tiroler Festspiele Erl Kuhn. He played as soloist in several recitals and in several chamber music groups. He is also the first-prize winner at many international and national piano competitions, including:Young Musician in Tallin, J.S. Bach in Sestri Levante, Villa Oliva in Cassano Magnago, and ‘Piove di Sacco’ competition.

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