Marcello di Lisa

**Marcello di Lisa** is an Italian harpsichordist and conductor celebrated for his vibrant interpretations of Baroque music, particularly the works of Domenico Scarlatti. With a career steeped in historically informed performance practice, di Lisa has become a go-to artist for enthusiasts craving the crisp textures and intricate ornamentation of 18th-century keyboard music. His recent releases, like *Scarlatti: Toccatas & Keyboard Works* and *Scarlatti: Cantatas*, showcase his knack for balancing technical precision with expressive flair, breathing fresh life into centuries-old compositions.

Beyond solo harpsichord repertoire, di Lisa also shines as a conductor, leading ensembles in spirited renditions of orchestral and vocal works, as heard in albums like *Concertos and Opera Overtures* and *Scarlatti: Nisi Dominus / Salve Regina*. His dedication to unearthing lesser-known gems—paired with his scholarly approach—has made him a key figure in reviving interest in Baroque sacred and secular music. If you’re into historically informed performances that crackle with energy, di Lisa’s recordings are a must-listen.

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