Raffaele Trevisani Italian flutist Country: Italy

1. Biography of Raffaele Trevisani
2. Solo Career and Orchestral Experience
3. International Performances
4. Master Classes and Teaching

Biography of Raffaele Trevisani

Raffaele Trevisani was born in Milan, Italy in 1955. He graduated from The Milan Conservatory, where he studied under the renowned Sir James Galway.

Solo Career and Orchestral Experience

Trevisani's solo career as a flutist began with the chamber orchestra 'I Solisti Veneti' (The Venetian Soloists). He then went on to participate in numerous classical concerts in Italy and around the world. He performed with the Paduan Chamber Orchestra, the chamber orchestra of La Scala Theater, and many other ensembles. He has also had the opportunity to perform with the Moscow Chamber Orchestra, and his flute can be heard on a recording dedicated to C.Ph.E Bach. Another collaborative album with a Russian chamber ensemble features flute concertos with an orchestra, both of which were released on the 'Delos International label'.

International Performances

Trevisani has performed in prestigious concert halls worldwide. In Japan, he has played at Bunkakaikan, Suntory Hall, and Nikkei Hall. In Italy, he has performed at Teatro Olimpico in Vicenza, Settimane Musicali in Stresa, Amici della Musica in Florence, and Società dei Concerti in Milan. He has also received applause in European halls such as Wigmore Hall in London, Musikhalle in Hamburg, and Philarmonie Gustav-Siegler-Haus in Stuttgart. Trevisani has played in Turkey, Israel, Slovenia, and Switzerland. His name often appears in the programs of classical music festivals, including Settembre Musica in Turin, Palaces of St.Petersburg International Music Festival in St. Petersburg, Rheingau Music Festival, Campos de Jordao Music Festival, and many other significant events in the world of classical music.

Master Classes and Teaching

Trevisani is widely recognized for his master classes, which he has conducted in Boston, Detroit, Chicago, Rome, Las Vegas, and Milan. He is also the author of several albums, including a flute concerto with the orchestra by W.A. Mozart. Additionally, he is a professor in the flute department of the International Academy of Music of the Foundation of the Civic Schools of Milan.

Overall, Raffaele Trevisani is an outstanding representative of the global flute elite. His virtuosic playing captivates both connoisseurs and admirers of his energetic performances, unique sound, and warm tone.