Profile
He
was
born
in
Italy.
He
studied
in
Italy
where
he
obtained
three
diplomas:
Piano,
Orchestra
Conducting
and
Composition.
He
attended
also
many
masterclasses
in
Orchestra
Conducting,
Choir
Conducting
and
Piano
(Chigiana
Academy
in
Siena,
Musical
Academy
in
Pescara,
Musical
Academy
of
Fiesole).
He
studied
with
Maestro
Gianluigi
Gelmetti,
Donato
Renzetti,
Bruno
Aprea,
Gabriele
Ferro,
Sergio
Perticaroli
and
Matteo
D’Amico.
He
published
and
performed
some
of
his
compositions
in
Italy
and
in
Turkey.
He
is
working
as
foreign
orchestra
conductor
for
Samsun
State
Opera
and
Ballet
since
September
2018.In
November
2018
he
conducted
the
premiere
of
“Arşın
Mal
Alan”
by
Üzeyir
Hacıbeyov
and
unitl
march
2019
other
six
performances
of
the
same
opera.
On
11th
May
2018
in
Izmir
he
conducted
the
Izmir
State
Symphony
Orchestra
(program
F.
Mendelssohn
Hebrides
Overture,
G.
Rossini
La
gazza
ladra
Ouverture,
P.
I.
Tchaikosky
Capriccio
Italien,
N.
Rota
The
Godfather,
napolitan
and
popular
songs,
Solist
Tenor
Aydın
Uştuk).
In
October
2017
the
Ballet
“Alexander
the
Great”
written
by
him
was
approved
in
the
Turkish
Opera
and
Ministry
of
Culture
repertoire
(Libretto
written
by
Volkan
Ersoy
and
Armağan
Davran).
In
July
2017
he
started
to
write
a
new
opera
with
music
and
libretto
written
by
him
and
this
is
almost
completed.
In
2015
and
2016
he
worked
at
Istanbul
Opera
house
as
choir
conductor
where
he
performed:
The
Gallipoly
Symphony,
The
abduction
from
the
seraglio,
La
Traviata,
La
sonnambula,
The
Tales
of
Hoffmann,
L’Elisir
d’amore,
the
End
of
Season
Concert
and
Sansev
International
Choirs
Festival.
In
November
and
December
2014
he
worked
in
Ankara
Opera
House
as
choir
conductor
on
I
Puritani.
In
December
2014
he
was
artistic
director
and
conducted
“Gianni
Schicchi”
by
Puccini
in
the
Italian
Embassy
in
Ankara
and
in
Istanbul
with
the
Italian
Institute
of
Culture.
He
was
selected
and
will
participate
in
the
semifinal
of
9th
International
Conducting
Competition
“Cappuccilli,
Patané,
Respighi”.
He
followed
many
of
M°
Gianluigi
Gelmetti’s
productions,
collaborating
occasionally
as
assistant,
in
the
Opera
Houses
of
Rome,
Genova
and
Montecarlo.
From
2006
to
2008
he
followed
some
productions
by
“Luigi
Cherubini”
Orchestra
conducted
by
M°
Riccardo
Muti.
He
conducted
also
the
Craiova
Opera
House
Orchestra
(Romania),
the
“Mihail
Jora”
Symphonic
Orchestra
of
Bacau
(Romania),
the
Orchestra
of
L’Aquila
Conservatory
(Italy),
the
“I
Giovani
Virtuosi”
Chamber
Orchestra
(Italy),
the
“Risonanze”
Chamber
Orchestra
(Italy),
the
“Le
Rondone”
Chamber
Orchestra
(Italy),
Istanbul
Opera
House
Orchestra
and
the
Samsun
Opera
House
Orchestra
(Turkey).
In
2013
he
conducted
the
Choir
of
Turkish
Ministery
of
Culture
(Devlet
Çoksesli
Korosu).
In
2005
he
realized
a
work
of
transcription
in
modern
notation
and
critical
revision
of
XVI,
XVII
and
XVIII
century
manuscripts,
kept
in
the
Music
Archives
of
the
Basilica
of
St.
Giovanni
in
Laterano
in
Rome
(Italy).
In
2007
he
was
invited
to
participate
as
a
pianist
in
a
Italian
TV
program
(RAI
1),
accompanying
the
Mezzo
Soprano
Elena
Cassian.
In
2010
he
conducted
the
orchestra
for
the
film
music
of
“Drawn
for
Jury
Duty”.
The film was broadcast on Italian TV (RAI 1) in October 2010.
Profile
He
was
born
in
Italy.
He
studied
in
Italy
where
he
obtained
three
diplomas:
Piano,
Orchestra
Conducting
and
Composition.
He
attended
also
many
masterclasses
in
Orchestra
Conducting,
Choir
Conducting
and
Piano
(Chigiana
Academy
in
Siena,
Musical
Academy
in
Pescara,
Musical
Academy
of
Fiesole).
He
studied
with
Maestro
Gianluigi
Gelmetti,
Donato
Renzetti,
Bruno
Aprea,
Gabriele
Ferro,
Sergio
Perticaroli
and
Matteo
D’Amico.
He
published
and
performed
some
of
his
compositions
in
Italy
and
in
Turkey.
He
is
working
as
foreign
orchestra
conductor
for
Samsun
State
Opera
and
Ballet
since
September
2018.In
November
2018
he
conducted
the
premiere
of
“Arşın
Mal
Alan”
by
Üzeyir
Hacıbeyov
and
unitl
march
2019
other
six
performances
of
the
same
opera.
On
11th
May
2018
in
Izmir
he
conducted
the
Izmir
State
Symphony
Orchestra
(program
F.
Mendelssohn
Hebrides
Overture,
G.
Rossini
La
gazza
ladra
Ouverture,
P.
I.
Tchaikosky
Capriccio
Italien,
N.
Rota
The
Godfather,
napolitan
and
popular
songs,
Solist
Tenor
Aydın
Uştuk).
In
October
2017
the
Ballet
“Alexander
the
Great”
written
by
him
was
approved
in
the
Turkish
Opera
and
Ministry
of
Culture
repertoire
(Libretto
written
by
Volkan
Ersoy
and
Armağan
Davran).
In
July
2017
he
started
to
write
a
new
opera
with
music
and
libretto
written
by
him
and
this
is
almost
completed.
In
2015
and
2016
he
worked
at
Istanbul
Opera
house
as
choir
conductor
where
he
performed:
The
Gallipoly
Symphony,
The
abduction
from
the
seraglio,
La
Traviata,
La
sonnambula,
The
Tales
of
Hoffmann,
L’Elisir
d’amore,
the
End
of
Season
Concert
and
Sansev
International
Choirs
Festival.
In
November
and
December
2014
he
worked
in
Ankara
Opera
House
as
choir
conductor
on
I
Puritani.
In
December
2014
he
was
artistic
director
and
conducted
“Gianni
Schicchi”
by
Puccini
in
the
Italian
Embassy
in
Ankara
and
in
Istanbul
with
the
Italian
Institute
of
Culture.
He
was
selected
and
will
participate
in
the
semifinal
of
9th
International
Conducting
Competition
“Cappuccilli,
Patané,
Respighi”.
He
followed
many
of
M°
Gianluigi
Gelmetti’s
productions,
collaborating
occasionally
as
assistant,
in
the
Opera
Houses
of
Rome,
Genova
and
Montecarlo.
From
2006
to
2008
he
followed
some
productions
by
“Luigi
Cherubini”
Orchestra
conducted
by
M°
Riccardo
Muti.
He
conducted
also
the
Craiova
Opera
House
Orchestra
(Romania),
the
“Mihail
Jora”
Symphonic
Orchestra
of
Bacau
(Romania),
the
Orchestra
of
L’Aquila
Conservatory
(Italy),
the
“I
Giovani
Virtuosi”
Chamber
Orchestra
(Italy),
the
“Risonanze”
Chamber
Orchestra
(Italy),
the
“Le
Rondone”
Chamber
Orchestra
(Italy),
Istanbul
Opera
House
Orchestra
and
the
Samsun
Opera
House
Orchestra
(Turkey).
In
2013
he
conducted
the
Choir
of
Turkish
Ministery
of
Culture
(Devlet
Çoksesli
Korosu).
In
2005
he
realized
a
work
of
transcription
in
modern
notation
and
critical
revision
of
XVI,
XVII
and
XVIII
century
manuscripts,
kept
in
the
Music
Archives
of
the
Basilica
of
St.
Giovanni
in
Laterano
in
Rome
(Italy).
In
2007
he
was
invited
to
participate
as
a
