Andrea Vitello

Andrea Vitello is a multifaceted Italian musician known for his work as a composer and conductor. Born in 1977, he graduated from the conservatoires in Bologna and Ferrara. Vitello began his career as a composer, achieving success in international competitions such as the Bulgarian Choir Union in Sofia and the "Euritmia" International Composition Competition. Over time, he shifted his focus to conducting, becoming a keen interpreter of contemporary music. He has conducted premieres by notable composers like Peter Eötvös and Tristan Murail, and is an ardent advocate for Italian music, rediscovering works by lesser-known Italian composers like Guido Alberto Fano, Silvio Omizzolo, and Gian Francesco Malipiero.

As a conductor, Vitello has performed at prestigious venues including Carnegie Hall and the Teatro Petruzzelli in Bari. He has also directed significant festivals and competitions, such as the Antal Doráti International Conducting Competition and the Capriccio Italiano Festival. His discography includes notable works like Arnold Schönberg's "Pierrot Lunaire," Peter Eötvös' "Octet," and recent releases featuring compositions by Stravinsky and Malipiero. Through his work, Vitello continues to promote both contemporary and classical Italian music, leaving a lasting impact on the musical landscape.

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