Enrico Maria Polimanti

Enrico Maria Polimanti enjoys playing a wide range of solo and chamber music repertoire spanning from Lodovico Giustini to Caroline Shaw.

Enrico Maria Polimanti has performed throughout Europe and in the United States and he has worked with Adrian McDonnel, James Lockhart, Massimo Pradella, Flavio Emilio Scogna, Trio Ludwig, Monesis Ensemble, Francesco Dillon, Andrea Noferini, Giulio Plotino, Claudio Cavalletti, Luciano Giuliani, Mark Kroll, Costantino Mastroprimiano, Marcello Nardis, Lydia Easley, Anna Clementi, Ermanno Veglianti, Sandro Cappelletto.
He has recorded to critical acclaim (Fanfare, Fono Forum, American Record Guide, Klavier.de, Musica) for the labels Naxos, Brilliant Classics and Tactus and his performances have been recorded and broadcasted in Italy (Radio Tre, Radio Vaticana, Radio Classica, Radio Cemat), France, England, USA, Switzerland, Germany, New Zealand, Romania and Austria. Enrico is the first italian musician to have released a recording on Exit Live.
Deeply engaged in the diffusion of musical culture, Enrico Maria Polimanti is regularly invited to give lecture-recitals in public schools, universities and music institutions like “Sapienza” University of Rome, University of Torino, University of Macerata, Italian Federation of Music Therapy, Conservatory of Santa Cecilia and Conservatory Pergolesi of Fermo. He also took part to Law and the Humanities, a cycle of international conferences organized at University of “Roma Tre”, with lesson-concerts on music and law interpretation.
He has edited and translated into Italian Charles Rosen’s Beethoven’s Piano Sonatas and John Daverio’s Robert Schumann and translated Jean-Jacques Eigeldinger’s Chopin vu par ses élèves.
Enrico Maria Polimanti studied at the Conservatory of Santa Cecilia with Carla Giudici and, as a recipient of the Foundation Scholarship, at the Royal College of Music in London under the tutelage of Yonty Solomon. He also participated in masterclasses given by András Schiff, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Irwin Gage, Trio di Trieste, Andrea Coen, Steven Isserlis, Riccardo Brengola, Giuseppe Scotese, Kenneth Gilbert.