Born in 2000, Lorenzo has been studying piano privately since the age of four. Bachelor’s Degree with honours at Conservatorio "G. Verdi" of Milan in 2019 under the guidance of Professor Silvia Rumi. Master of Performance with Distinction at the Royal College of Music of London in 2021 (with Norma Fisher and Alexander Romanovsky). In 2022 Artist Diploma in Performance still at the Royal College with Maestro Romanovsky.

 

Lorenzo won his first piano competition at nine years old, when he won the "Musica in Luce" prize organized by "Gioventù Musicale Italiana", and played in the award concert at the "Dal Verme" theater in Milan.

In the following years, he won numerous piano competitions; among them the "American Protégé" at Carnegie Hall, NY, three editions of the "J.S. Bach" prize in Sestri Levante, three editions of "Italy Sony Classical Talent" (his performance of Bach's English Suite No. 2 was broadcasted), the "Bettinelli" Prize with special mention, the "Oleggio" competition (absolute winner). In the year 2019, Lorenzo won the "Rancati" Prize at Conservatorio "G. Verdi", Milan, and the Riviera della Versilia “Daniele Ridolfi” prize (absolute winner). In 2020, he obtained the first prize at the "Krainev Online Competition", the second prize at the "Mozart Online Piano Competition" in Lugano and the third prize at the "Online Rising Stars Competition".

 

Lorenzo has performed in many concerts: for example many times at "Piano City Festival" in Milan and at "Amici del Loggione della Scala" Association; at Conservatorio "G. Verdi", with Lonquich as conductor and the Shostakovich concerto for piano, trumpet and orchestra. He also attended masterclasses with Alexander Oetiker, Lilya Zilberstein, Leonid Margarius and Alexander Romanovsky, receiving merit certificates.

Lorenzo's chamber music trio was awarded in 2017 the second prize of Chamber Music at Conservatorio "G. Verdi". In 2018 the trio won the "Dragoni" prize sponsored by "Società del Quartetto", Milan, and performed at "International Youth Festival", Kyoto, where Lorenzo played also as solo pianist and conductor. From 2021 to 2023, he worked as an accompanist at the "Stauffer Centre for Strings" in Cremona, Italy. During the masterclasses he had the chance to work with outstanding musicians such as: Volkhard Steude, Olga Volkova, Lothar Strauss, Vesko Eshkenazy, Lisa Schatzman, Julian Rachlin, Sarah McElravy and Avi Avital.

 

Since 2016, Lorenzo has been teaching both in-person and online to students of all levels aged 9-60. Thanks to the "Art of Piano Teaching" course he attended at the RCM, he has developed a unique and efficient method that allowed many of his students to succeed in competitions and auditions.