Francesco Piemontesi is a classical pianist renowned for his interpretative depth, refined technique, and a repertoire that underscores his passion for both the clarity of Bach and the complexity of the Romantic composers. Born in Locarno, Switzerland, in 1983, Piemontesi has risen through the ranks of the classical music world to garner international acclaim. A student of Arie Vardi at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hannover and later mentee of the legendary Alfred Brendel, his approach to the piano marries a thoughtful and intellectual touch with expressive passion.
Piemontesi has graced the stages of prestigious concert halls and festivals worldwide, performing as a soloist with leading orchestras under the baton of esteemed conductors. His discography reflects a deep engagement with the works of canonical composers, evident in recordings such as "Liszt: Piano Sonata & Transcendental Etudes," where he tackles the technical demands and poetic nuances of Liszt's compositions, and "Schubert: Last Piano Sonatas," where he delves into the profound emotional landscapes of Schubert's late works. Not confined to the Romantic era, Piemontesi has also been lauded for his interpretations of classical-era giants, as heard in "Piano Concertos Nos. 19 & 27, Rondo K. 386" by Mozart. Each recording demonstrates his versatility and thoughtful musicality, which continue to captivate his audience and promise a significant ongoing contribution to the realm of classical piano performance.
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