Edoardo Catemario is an esteemed Italian classical guitarist, whose mastery over the fretboard has earned him recognition within classical music circles. Born in Naples, his musical journey began at an early age, nurtured by the rich cultural heritage of his hometown, known for its deep musical traditions. Catemario honed his skills under the tutelage of some of the most prestigious instructors, such as Salvatore Canino, and eventually refined his technique under the guidance of Oscar Ghiglia and Eliot Fisk at the Accademia Chigiana.

Throughout his career, Catemario has showcased his versatility and broad musical interests by embracing a wide array of compositions spanning several centuries. His discography, encompassing pieces from the 1600s through the 1900s, shows his capability to reinterpret the classical repertory as well as his skill in performing piano transcriptions on guitar. In addition to his classical repertoire, Catemario's more recent releases reflect an engagement with contemporary social issues and a connection with his Italian roots. With songs like "Ladri di libertà," "Ammore amaro," and "'O green pass," he infuses his art with modern commentary while remaining rooted in the rich sonic landscape of Italian music tradition. "Il Paese bello bello," "Ninna nanna dell'Angiulillo," and "Io sono Saverio" further exhibit his narrative storytelling through music. Moreover, his work "L'Abbecedario della Corona Buona" underlines his compositional capabilities alongside his virtuosic performances. Edoardo Catemario continues to be a significant figure in classical guitar, celebrated for his technical brilliance, emotive performances, and contributions to both the continuation and evolution of the classical guitar canon.

Genres

Classical Guitar

Italian Classical Guitar

Latest Release

Classical Guitar Recital, Pieces from '600 to '900 Original and Piano Transcription

Edoardo Catemario

Album - 18 Tracks - Released June 30, 2023