Italian pianist Danilo Mascetti is currently a C Bechstein Scholar at the Royal College of Music of London. He regularly performs as a soloist all over Europe, with orchestras such us Pomeriggi Musicali, Philarmonic Orchestra 'Miahil Jora', Symphonic State Orchestra of Craiova. In 2014, he performed in China and Japan, in 2015, he debuted in London for Aspect Foundation, in Prague with the West Bohemian Symphony Orchestra, and in Rome with the Nova Amadeus Orchestra. In 2016, he debuted in Hungary, Morocco and America, with the New York Concert Artists and Associates Symphony Orchestra, for New York Concert Artists; in 2017, he debuted in Thessaloniki Megaro Musiki with the Thessaloniki State Orchestra. During this last season, he has performed in Russia, Romania, Czech Republic, Italy and England, and with orchestras such ASF Orchestra and Philharmonic Orchestra Hradec Králové, and during the fall he is touring with the program 'Mozart in Italia' with the violinist Flora Fontanelli, presenting recitals with works by Beethoven and Schubert. He has studied with Vincenzo Balzani, Natalia Trull and Vsevolod Dvorkin, and he is currently a student of Professor Vanessa Latarche and Gordon Fergus - Thompson. He gained international reputation by becoming a laureate of competitions such as 'Princesse Lalla Meryem' in Rabat, 'Gyorgios Thymis' in Greece, 'Chopin' in Rome, 'Pianotalents', 'E Pozzoli' in Seregno, 'F Liszt' in Grottamare. During his studies, he has been supported by the Ann Driver Trust, Music Talks Award, and the INPDAP Italian awards.
Involved from an early age with his parents and family in the care of foster children, Danilo Mascetti has worked since 2015 with non-profit organisations of Lombardy in the management of the charity musical project 'Arte Solidale Festival'; all the proceeds from this festival go to help young people in need.
Free recital (retiring collection)