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Stefano Miceli, born in Italy in 1975, travels worldwide as virtuoso conductor and solo pianist.
The Italian musician Miceli is quickly establishing a reputation as one of the leading talent of his generation.
After his successful debut at strabiliant Ravello Festival, Miceli has been invited as pianist and conductor at some of the most important concert halls and theatres in Usa, Oceania and Europe. He has performed at the “ B. Rohme Theatre” , Washington Dc, Le Petite Teatre, New Olreans, “A. Copland” Concert Hall, Las Vegas, New York, OKlahoma City, Teatro Donizetti at Bergamo, Auditorium Verdi, Milan, “Great Hall of Melbourne, Federation Hall at Melbourne, Sala Scarlatti in Naples, “ Teatro Municipale Valli”, Reggio Emilia, “Pergolesi Theatre” Jesi, Ravello Festival, Lanciano Festival, Cervo International Festival, Locarno Festival, Lugano Swiss and London.
His artistic reputation developed through playing and conducting orchestras such as the Salzburg Orchester of Mozarteum, Dallas Youth Chamber Orchestra, Moldova Philharmonic, Cluj Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra of La Scala Theatre of Milan, Italian Symphony Orchestra, “La Fenice” Orchestra in Venice, “ I Pomeriggi Musicali” Milan Symphony Orchestra, New Scarlatti Orchestra in Naples, Marche Philarmonic, Choir and Orchestra of Pordenone Theatre and others.
He has a strong relationship as principal guest artist with the Orchestra “ Cameristi della Fenice” of Venice Opera Theatre, Italy, having performed with them in many public concerts in Italy and abroad.
During the past two seasons he also played Mozart’s Piano Concert Cycle as soloists and conductor.
A renowned interpreter of Liszt’s Piano repertoire, Miceli rappresents the last generation of famous Piano Napolitan School in the World.
In 2006 he was chosen by Gianandrea Gavazzeni’s Family to conduct the Principals of the Orchestra La Fenice in Venice in their performance of Mozart’s Requiem Mass.
Miceli gives importance to contemporary music, playing piano masterpieces by most rappresentative Italian composers, such as Bussotti, Berio, Bianchini, Annunziata, Pagotto ( some of compositions dedicated to him ).
His passion for chamber music has enabled him to work with famous artists such as Boston Ariel Quartett, Salzburg Chamber Soloists, Milan Ensemble, Madleyn Monti, Donato Renzetti, and others.
Miceli is usually a member of the jury of important International Competitions in Italy and Australia; he also conducts Piano masterclasses in Italy, Usa and Australia.
Miceli is Artistic Director of Bergamo Classica Festival, Italy; Music Director of Italian Symphony Orchestra and founder of International Competition “Premio MIF” at Scarlatti Hall in Naples at Royal Conservatory of Music “San Pietro a Majella”.
Forthcoming appearances include performances with the Louisiana Philharmonic, “Pomeriggi Musicali” Milan, Orchestra and concerts in New Orleans, North California, Rome Theatre, Milan Theatre and Melbourne.
His recording debut as pianist includes an album by Cherubini, Liszt, Albeniz and Villa Lobos plaied on the exclusive Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli’s Steinwey Grand Piano.
Miceli attended the School of Piano and Composition under the direction of internationally renowned Vincenzo Vitale’s pupils ( Luigi Averna, Carlo Bruno, Bruno Canino, Alexandre Hintchev, Sergio Fiorentino ) and Roberto de Simone’s at the Conservatorium of San Pietro a Majella in Naples which led him to study conducting with Claudio Abbado’s successor Donato Renzetti of whom he was often the Assistant. Also he attended Masterclasses at famous Scuola di Musica di Fiesole (Florence) and Catholic University ( Washington DC).
Miceli is International Artistic Consultant at Melbourne Italian Festival in Melbourne.
 

“… Sensitive, courageous and brilliant musical intelligence…” The Tymes Picayune

“… The Virtuoso pianist Stefano Miceli: elegant touch and impeccable brilliance!” The Globe