Federico Terzi

Federico Terzi, born in 1994, achieved his bachelor’s degree at Conservatory of Como in the class of E.

Viccardi. Afterwards, he focused on ancient music with L. Ghielmi at the Civica Scuola di Musica di Milano before moving to Geneva to study with A. Corti at the Haute École de Musique. Here he obtained a master’s degree in 2020. He attended masterclasses with L. Lohmann, G. Parodi, T. Lacôte and others renowned organists. His university studies earned him a master’s degree in modern philology from the Catholic University of Milan.
As an organist, he has a various repertoire from 16th to 21st century. He performed in Italy, Switzerland, France, and Germany and his first recording (VDE-Gallo, 2021) was dedicated to J. Brahms’ complete organ works.
As a musicologist, he published articles and editions in Italy and in America. His research interests include J. S. Bach’s organ works, Italian keyboard music, and organ building.
He is currently organist at the Basilica Notre-Dame in Geneva as well as graduated assistant in musicology at Lausanne University.