Lorenzo Bavaj

Appreciated for his innate musicianship and amazing technique, Lorenzo Bavaj is definitely internationally mentioned as a live concert pianist and accompanist to popular vocalists. Urged by his dad, a pediatrician and violinist, Bavaj started to play the piano when he was eight years of age. After getting his fundamental education in his hometown, Bavaj came into the Rossini Conservatory in Pesaro. He graduated summa cum laude and went on to review with Stanislav Neuhaus in the Vienna Conservatory as well as the mentioned Shostakovich interpreter Tatiana Nikolayeva in the Mozarteum in Salzburg. In the University or college of Bologna, Bavaj analyzed musicology and concurrently studied organ, structure, harpsichord, and performing in the Pesaro Conservatory and graduated in 1980. After earning several exclusive piano contests, he started his career like a concert pianist touring Italy, Scotland, Britain, Poland, Bulgaria, Spain, Yugoslavia, Malta, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Finland, as well as the previous Soviet Union. His amazing skills at offering accompaniment to vocalists led him to collaborate on over 800 concerts and recitals with such worldwide performers as Maxence Larrieu, Peter-Lukas Graf, Fiorenza Cossotto, Cecilia Gasdia, Montserrat Caballé, Leo Nucci, and José Carreras, with whom he continues to be continuously connected since 1989. Lately, Bavaj offers collaborated with pianists Felice Venanzoni and Guido Galterio in the revival of interesting nineteenth century functions for piano six-hands and piano four-hands, including functions by Verdi, Panzini, Donizetti, and Rossini. The trio offers provided enthusiastically received concerts in Italy, Spain, Germany, and Japan. Bavaj aimed many Italian music businesses, including L’Incontro Musicale, Orchestra Video camera di Pesaro, as well as the Macerata Opera. He also provides professional classes in piano, chamber music, as well as the piano accompaniment of traditional performers. Bavaj was honored when you are elected towards the Accademia dei Catenati in Macerata, which includes folks who are especially recognized in the arts.