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Conservatory \u201cEF Dall\u2019Abaco\u201d in Verona<\/p>

Massimiliano Ferrati<\/h1><\/div>

Conservatory \u201cEF Dall\u2019Abaco\u201d in Verona.
Massimiliano Ferrati is one of the most impressive Italian musicians of his generation, renowned for his extraordinary musicality, technical strength and charismatic performances.
Grand Pirx Winner at \u201cRina Sala Gallo International Piano Competition\u201d in Monza and Bronze Medal at \u201cArthur Rubinstein Piano Master Competition\u201d in Tel Aviv, Mr. Ferrati obtained prizes also at \u201cUNISA International Piano Competition\u201d in Pretoria (special prize for the \u201c best performance of the Russian piece\u201d: Musorgskij\u2019s Pictures at an Exhibition), at the \u201cEsther Honens International Piano Competition\u201d in Calgary, at the \u201cDublin International Piano Competition\u201d, at the \u201cFerruccio Busoni International Piano Competition\u201d in Bolzano (where the jury awarded him also the special prize for Busoni works), at the \u201cAlessandro Casagrande International Piano Competition\u201d in Terni (where the jury awarded him also the special prize for Casagrande works).
He has given several recitals both in Italy and abroad, among them: Milan (\u201cG. Verdi\u201d Hall of the Conservatory on the occasion of the celebration of Nikita Magaloff), Padua (\u201cHall of Giants\u201d), Turin (RAI Auditorium) , Paris (Salle Cortot), Venice (Gran Teatro \u201cLa Fenice\u201d), Florence (Palazzo Strozzi), Warsaw (State Philharmonia and Lazienki Palace), Hamburg (Musik-Halle), Naples (Teatro delle Palme and Teatro San Carlo), Salzburg (Wiener-Saal), Klagenfurt (Stadttheater), Munich (Kaulbach Villa), Calgary (Jack Singer Concert Hall), Dublin (National Concert Hall), New York (Mannes College of Music), Tel Aviv (Mann Auditorium and Tel Aviv Museum), London (Purcell Room), Leeds (Great Hall of the University), Pretoria (Old Mutual Hall) and Rome (Auditorium of the \u201cS. Cecilia\u201d Academy and National Theatre).
He has performed as a soloist with many prestigious orchestras, such as: Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, Gli Archi della Scala, Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, Moscow Symphony Orchestra, National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland, Orchestra di Padova e del Veneto, Orchestra \u201cHaydn\u201d di Bolzano and Trento, Lazio Regional Orchestra, Roma Sinfonietta, Silesian Chamber Orchestra of Katowice with conductors like: Mario Brunello, Mendi Rodan, Anton Nanut, Robert Houlihan, Christoph Eberle, Bruno Aprea, Alberto Veronesi, Alexei Kornienko, Jan Wincenti Hawel and played with chamber groups such as: St. Lawrence String Quartet, Aviv String Quartet, Rachmaninoff Trio, Soloists of the Italian String Orchestra, TrioLog\u00eca, Trio Veneto and artists such as David Garrett, Sergey Ostrovsky, Fabio Paggioro, Stefano Furini, Danilo Rossi, Alberto Solomon, Luca De Muro, Simone Tieppo, Jacopo Francini, Davide Simoncini, Alessandro Carbonare.
His performances have been recorded and broadcast by TVP (Telewizja Polska SA), CBC Radio & Television Canada, RT\u00c9 (Radio Telef\u00eds \u00c9ireann), Bayerischer Rundfunk M\u00fcnchen, Radio Allegro Johannesburg, Israel Radio Voice of Music, BBC Radio, RAI Radio Televisione Italiana, Radio Ljubljana.
He has recorded the CD Mozart Piano Sonatas for Velut Luna, and for Brilliant Classics two monographic works on the Italian composers Respighi and Martucci. Two more CDs with Prokofiev works will be released in 2023.
Graduated with a first-class honors diploma at the \u201cA.Buzzolla\u201d Conservatory in Adria under the guidance of Mila Zamparo, he studied with very important teachers like the Russian pianist Konstantin Bogino, Paul Badura-Skoda and Sergio Perticaroli (at the Mozarteum in Salzburg and at the \u201cS.Cecilia\u201d Academy in Rome where he received the first-class honors diploma). He participated in Masterclasses with Fausto Zadra, Bruno Rigutto, Vladimir Ogarkov, Svetlana Bogino, Trio di Trieste (Dario De Rosa, Renato Zanettovich and Amedeo Baldovino), Piero Rattalino, Dina Joffe, Franco Rossi, Pier Narciso Masi.
He gives masterclasses regularly both in Italy and abroad (Tel-Hai International Piano Master Classes, New York \u2013 International Keyboard Institute and Festival, Kiev \u2013 Tchaikovsky National Academy, Tokyo \u2013 Showa University, Poros Piano Academy) and takes part in Juries in International Piano Competitions such as Sidney Int. Piano Competition , A. Casagrande Int. Piano Competition Terni, Rina Sala Gallo Int. Piano Competition Monza, Luciano Luciani Int. Piano Competition Cosenza, IKIF New York.
His performances and recordings have been broadcast on radio and television stations around the world including TVP (Telewizja Polska SA), CBC Radio & Television, RT\u00c9 (Radio Telef\u00eds \u00c9ireann), Canada, Bayerischer Rundfunk M\u00fcnchen, Israel Radio Voice of Music, BBC Radio, Radio Allegro Johannesburg, RAI Radio Televisione taliana-Radio3, Radio Ljubljana, Radio Vaticana, Radio Nacional Argentina, Denmark Radio, WDR Radio, SWR Radio.
He held, on the occasion of the General Assembly of the International Federation of Music Competitions based in Geneva, held in Terni in May 2007, a recital with music by Alessandro Casagrande and produced a CD recorded at the Aula Magna of the University \u201cLa Sapienza\u201d in Rome. In 2012 he published a CD dedicated to Mozart for Velut Luna, in 2013 a monographic on Respighi and in 2014 a monographic on Martucci for the Dutch record company Brilliant Classics. Soon to be published, in 2024, again for Brilliant Classics, two CDs entirely dedicated to music by Sergej Prokofiev.
He is currently Piano Professor at the Conservatory \u201cEF Dall\u2019Abaco\u201d in Verona.

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