Fabio Biondi

Fabio Biondi, born on March 15, 1961, in Palermo, Sicily, is an Italian violinist and conductor renowned for his passionate performances and groundbreaking interpretations of baroque and classical music. Biondi began his international career at the tender age of 16, quickly establishing himself as a leading figure in the historically informed performance movement. He is the founder and leader of Europa Galante, an ensemble that has gained critical acclaim for its dynamic performances of baroque and classical repertoires.

Biondi's extensive discography reflects his profound expertise in the works of Antonio Vivaldi, shown in his recent releases such as "Vivaldi: Concerti per violino XI 'Per Anna Maria'," as well as other compositions like the lively movements "Vivaldi: Allegro from Violin Concerto RV 229" and the soothing "Vivaldi: Largo from Violin Concerto RV 207". His dedication to uncovering and reviving lesser-known masterpieces is apparent in his recordings of Stanisław Moniuszko operas, such as "Verbum nobile" and "Hrabina," enriching the classical music landscape with performances on period instruments. Biondi has also explored the works of Mendelssohn, contributed to the rediscovery of Carlo Monza's quartets, and has given virtuosic performances of Bach's "Sonatas & Partitas." His album "The 1690 'Tuscan' Stradivari" showcases the exquisite sound of a rare Stradivarius violin, demonstrating his commitment to bringing historical authenticity to his music while communicating its emotional depth and technical brilliance. With an unmatched zeal for musical exploration, Fabio Biondi continues to be a vital force in classical performance and scholarship.

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