Roberto Russo

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Roberto Russo (Cosenza, 19 November 1966) is an Italian pianist and composer.

Biography[]

He began piano studies with his father then following piano Maestros Daniel Rivera, and Maria Tipo. Guest in various classical music festivals of Europe and America since 1985. As a composer he studied in Italy with and Domenico Bartolucci; his compositions have been performed in Italy, France, Norway, Poland, Denmark and USA.

His performing have been recorded or broadcast by Italian RAI, , Houston Public Radio, Radio Vaticana, III Millennio Music Editions^[1][2][3] and Liszt Institute of Bologna (Italy).^[4][5] As a piano teacher he taught at various Italian Conservatories, giving also Masterclasses at Music University in Tromsø (Norway), at Conservatory of Music in Oviedo (Spain), at Academy of Music in Kraków (Poland) and at the National University of Music Bucharest (Romania).

Since 1998 he plays together with Italian tenor .^[6][7] He also premiered works by English composer Michael Stimpson.^[8][9][10] In 2012 he has been appointed as a member of Steinway Artists by the prestigious piano brand of Hamburg and New York^[11]

Reviews[]

Roberto Russo has been reviewed many times.^{[12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29]}

Compositions[]

• Sonata for viola and piano (1993)
• Pater Noster, for "a cappella" choir (1995)
• In Monte Oliveti, for "a cappella" choir (1995)
• La rosa blanca, per mezzo-soprano e pianoforte (2000)
• Madre, for "a cappella" choir (2001)
• Ave Maria, for "a cappella" choir (2002)
• 12 Preludes for piano (2002)
• Fantasia for cello and piano (2008)

Notes[]

Sources[]

• La rosa blanca, per mezzo-soprano e pianoforte (2000)