1. Links Luca Rasca, Italian pianist. massimiliano ferrati, Italian pianist http://www.geocities.com/alessandraammara/links.html

Alessandra's FRIENDS Luca Rasca, Italian Pianist Massimiliano Ferrati, Italian Pianist ... Italian Pianist

2. Concorso Casagrande ANTASIA E MUSICALITA VINCONO ALL'ULTIMA EDIZIONE DELCONCORSO CASAGRANDE Ammara di Firenze (II premio), Roberto Prosseda di Latina (III premio), massimiliano ferrati di Adria (IV premio). "prize for tlle fith finalist" to the Southcorean pianist Jimin Lee. http://www.concorsocasagrande.org/docs/doc4.htm

ANTASIA E MUSICALITA VINCONO ALL'ULTIMA EDIZIONE DELCONCORSO CASAGRANDE E Alexei Nabioulin , un russo diciannovenne di straordinario talento e di prorompente musicalita il vincitore del L'ultima edizione del prestigioso concorso che ha laureato in passato pianisti del calibro di Alexander Lonquich, Boris Petrushallsky, Ivo Pogorelich, Guhel e Suher Pekinel, si e svolto dal 3 al 14 giugno 1998; unaa delle migliori edizioni, a detta del presidente Dario De Rosa e dell'intera giuria, per I' altissimo livello di preparazione dei giovani pianisti. Circa un centinaio gli iscritti di cui 51 presenti, numerosi gli italiani di cui tre finalisti premiati: Alessandra Maria Ammara di Firenze (II premio), Roberto Prosseda di Latina (III premio), Massimiliano Ferrati di Adria (IV premio). Inoltre e stato assegnato ex aequo un premio speciale a Roberto Prosseda e Massirniliano Ferrati per Ia migliore esecuzione della composizione "I segni dello zodiaco" di Alessandro Casagrande; premio speciale per l'esecuzione di Schubert a Alexei Nabioulin e diploma di finalista e "premio alla quinta finalista" alla pianista sud-coreana Jimin Lee Alexei Nabioulin ha studiato alla Scuola Speciale di Mosca sotto la guida di Gadjev Syavusc, attualmente studia con Michail Voskressellskij al Conservatorio di Mosca. Ha conseguito premi in impotanti concorsi in Russia e ha tenuto numerosi concerti nel Nord Europa.

3. Unisa Music Foundation String Competition Media Release (US1 500) for the best rendering of a large scale Russian Romantic work massimiliano ferrati (Italy) Travel Grant for the best South African pianist JeanneMinette Cilliers (RSA) http://www.unisa.ac.za/dept/mf/piano_special_prizes.html

4. Biography & Press Excerpts Sergio Garbato. Il Resto del Carlino (Italy), 3.2.1993. a recital in memoryof Magaloff by a promising new young pianist massimiliano ferrati won the http://digilander.libero.it/massimilianoferrati/biography.htm

Massimiliano Ferrati was born in 1970. In 1991, he received a first-class honours diploma at the "A. Buzzolla" Conservatory in Adria (Rovigo) under the guidance of Mila Zamparo. From 1988 to 1995, he studied with the Russian pianist Konstantin Bogino. He also participated in several masterclasses given by Paul Badura-Skoda. In 1996, he commenced studies with Sergio Perticaroli at The "S.Cecilia" Academy in Rome receiving the first-class honours diploma in 1998. He has given several recitals both in Italy and abroad, among them: Milan ("G. Verdi" Hall of the Conservatory on the occasion of the celebration of Nikita Magaloff), Padua ("Hall of Giants"), Turin (RAI Auditorium), Paris (Salle Cortot) Venice (Gran Teatro "La Fenice" Warsaw (State Philharmonia and Lazienki Palace), Hamburg (Musik-Halle), Naples (Teatro delle Palme), Salzburg (Wiener-Saal), Klagenfurt (Stadttheater), Munich (Kaulbach Villa), Calgary (Jack Singer Concert Hall) Dublin (National Concert Hall)

5. Contact_me How to contact me. massimiliano ferrati, pianist. Voc. Cerreta, 12 http://digilander.libero.it/massimilianoferrati/contact_me.htm

var Loaded=false;var Flag=false; Contacts Massimiliano Ferrati, pianist Voc. Cerreta, 12 05039 Stroncone (TR) Italy Artistic Secretariat: Désirée Fusi E-mail: desfusi@libero.it

6. Nuova Pagina 1 The Italian, massimiliano ferrati, played Beethoven's There is no doubt that ferratiis a superior pianist who has the spark of an artist. . Hanoch Ron. http://digilander.libero.it/massimilianoferrati/arthur_rubinstein_english.htm

var Loaded=false;var Flag=false; Massimiliano Ferrati, third prize with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra Massimiliano Ferrati and Mr. Jan J. Bistritzky during the ballot "The Italian, Massimiliano Ferrati, is a bright, glowing expressionist. In Mozart he produced pearls; in Chopin he was spiritual; he sang; he was romantic, highly polished. And in Mussorgskij ("Pictures"), he blew up the auditorium. Images of an erupting volcano. He may have shown some affectations, but he was great, immense, original, compelling." Ora Binur. "Ma'ariv" (Israel), 03.29.2001 "When, Massimiliano Ferrati, the Italian, began playing the slow movement in Concerto no.3 by Beethoven, he was a poet in describing a legend in sound. He speaks and sings in sound, like the legendary Michelangelo." Ora Binur. "Ma'ariv" (Israel), 04.02.2001 "The Italian, Massimiliano Ferrati, played Beethoven's Piano Concerto no.3 excellently. The Italian has come out of the oven evenly baked all over. He played Beethoven in the traditional manner, giving it the correct dose of romantic sauce." Hanoch Ron. "Yediot Acharonot" (Israel), 04.02.2001

7. Welcome To Piano.com Feinberg, amuil (18901962) ferrati, massimiliano - Italian pianist offersbiography, photos, sound clips of live recordings, and more. http://www.piano.com/pianist/pianist_classical.cfm

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8. Piano Competition Prize Winners (US1 500) for the best rendering of a large scale Russian Romantic work massimiliano ferrati (Italy) Travel Grant for the best South African pianist JeanneMinette Cilliers (RSA) http://www.unisa.ac.za/dept/mf/piano_prizes.html

9. Links massimiliano ferrati. Campus Internazionale di Musica. Concerts and master classeswith great musicians. Anton Dressler. Italian pianist. Russian clarinetist. http://www.geocities.com/robertoprosseda/links.html

Home www.dischifenice.com Roberto Prosseda's Home page on www.furcht.it Massimiliano Ferrati ... Campus Internazionale di Musica Concerts and master classes with great musicians. Anton Dressler Italian pianist Russian clarinetist Italian pianist, Roberto Prosseda's piano duet partner Luca Rasca Italian pianist Quartetto Accademia Italian Saxofone Quartet Antonio Fraioli Italian clarinetist Blusat2000 radio Roberto realized 12 trasmissions about Italian contemporary music for Blusat2000 radio Other web pages about Roberto: Other musicians (in alphabetical order): Alessandra Ammara Gianluca Luisi Riccardo Piacentini Italian composer and pianist Music organizations: Roberto recorded his Cd with Petrassi's complete piano works for Fonè Classics Ricordi. Suvini Zerboni. Music publishing company Music publishing company VIRTUAL SHEET MUSIC - Classical Sheet Music Downloads www.virtualsheetmusic.com http://www.classicalmusic.co.uk Sometimes irreverent, always entertaining, never dull Music related sites: http://library.thinkquest.org/28619/ Everything about the piano Resources for classical and contemporary musicians www.cadenza.org

10. World Piano Competition, Purcell Room, South Bank, 23 April 2000 The Polish pianist Piotr Szychowski had a habit of interrupting the rhythmic flow 2.The 19year old Italian massimiliano ferrati gave us a hard-driven Chopin http://www.musicweb.uk.net/SandH/2000/apr00/worldpiano.htm

Competition Review World Piano Competition , Purcell Room, South Bank, 23 April 2000 I attended one of the Stage Two days and heard eight pianists, two Russians, two Poles, an Italian, a Georgian, a Chinese and a Taiwanese. Fear was writ large on most faces; a nervous, awkward pianist engenders an apprehensive audience. The Russian Evgeny Samoilov was happier in the darkly sonorous world of Prokofiev's Eighth Piano Sonata than Beethoven's Rondo in G. His moto perpetuo was veiled and threatening, his lower sonorities powerful, his rapid, dynamic passages aptly polished, and he highlighted the Romeo and Juliet -like parts of the third movement well. There is space for some humour in this work, however, and this was missing, as was the bittersweet quality of the andante sognando . The Chinese Chenyin Li's recital also began with Beethoven's Waldstein Sonata. She was impeccably accurate, but missed the mystery of both the opening of the work and of the second movement as a whole, whilst her last movement was more overtly virtuoso than most. Liszt's Rhapsodie espagnole was carried off with aplomb and avoided any suggestion of parody. The Polish pianist Piotr Szychowski had a habit of interrupting the rhythmic flow in Schubert's

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Prize for Pianists "Premio Francesco Durante" Second Edition 25-29 November 1998 - Frattamaggiore(Na) Italy Final with Orchestra at De Rosa Theatre - Frattamaggiore The Jury Jury "Prize of Critics" Paola De Simone - President of journal "Corriere del Mezzogiorno" Sandro Compagnone - La Repubblica Massimo Lo Iacono - Roma - Il Giornale di Napoli Stefano Valanzuolo - Il Mattino Alessandra Aina - Pianist Prizes st Prize LIT 6.000.000 + Concerts Prize of Critics LIT 1.500.000 Prize of Audience LIT 500.000 offered by Cultural Association Progetto Arte - Frattamaggiore Artistic Director: Organization: Participants Name Birth Eliminating Round Semifinal State Ammara Alessandra Skrijabin: Sonata op. 53 Ravel: Gaspard de la nuit Brahams: Intermezzi op. 117 ITA Andaloro Giuseppe Mozart: Sonata KV 330 Chopin: Studio op. 10 n. 4 Rachmaninov: Studio op.39 n.5 Beethoven: Sonata op. 81a Les Adieux Chopin: Scherzo n.3 op.39 Liszt: Rapsodia Ungherese n.12 Rachmaninov: Sonata n.2 op.36 ITA Antonicelli Fedele Mozart: Sonata K 570 Debussy: Studio n.11 Chopin: Studio op.10 n.1

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