Fabrizio Romano

Fabrizio Romano
Pianist Fabrizio Romano studied under Sergio Fiorentino, Aldo Ciccolini, and Viktor Merzhanov, and also pursued studies in orchestral conducting and composition.

He has performed both as a soloist and in chamber ensembles for numerous concert associations in Italy and abroad, and has appeared in radio and television broadcasts for RAI, France 2, Canal+, ARTE, and the Australian network SBS.
Alongside his concert career, Romano has cultivated an intense activity as a composer and orchestrator for a wide range of theatrical productions, collaborating with renowned directors and actors, and writing music for several RAI television programmes. He has also been responsible for the orchestration and staging of ballets performed, among others, at the Teatro di San Carlo in Naples, and for the soundtracks and orchestrations of several silent films from the Neapolitan cinema tradition.
As pianist and arranger, Romano collaborates with the Portuguese artist Mísia, recording for Sony Classical, Warner Music, and Galileo. In 2024, together with violinist Carlo Dumont, he released for Da Vinci Classics a recording of The Seven Last Words of Christ by Joseph Haydn, in a transcription for violin and piano prepared by the duo.