Lorenzo Stasi

Lorenzo Stasi was born in 2003. He obtained the First-level Academic Diploma (2023) and the Second-level Academic Diploma (2025) at the Conservatory “S.

Giacomantonio” of Cosenza, both with top marks, honours and special mention, in the class of Maestro Giacomo Pellegrino. He is currently attending the University Master’s programme in Musical Performance and Performative Research at the Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio in Madrid, with Giuseppe Devastato. Winner of around twenty first prizes and first absolute prizes in national and international piano competitions, including: Concorso Pianistico Internazionale "Vietri sul mare - Costiera Amalfitana"; International Piano Competition "Nuova Coppa Pianisti" of Osimo. He has given concerts in Düsseldorf (Germany), Madrid and Leon (Spain), Vilnius (Lithuania) and in Italy in Rome, Naples, Brescia, Crotone, Catanzaro, Catania, Potenza, etc. He has collaborated as a soloist with the Armonia Antiqua orchestra, performing Mozart’s Concerto K 414; with the orchestra "Incipit", performing Paisiello’s Concerto no. 3; with the Naples RYCO orchestra conducted by Luigi Grima, at the Rotary International Congress in Hamburg, in front of more than 170 nations; with the ICTN orchestra conducted by Daniele Camiz, at the Museo delle Arti e Tradizioni Popolari in Rome. He has repeatedly been selected as a winner in auditions organised by the Cosenza Conservatory, such as the “Crescendo” (2018) and “Inner Wheel” (2024) scholarships and the soloists’ audition (2024), performing R. Schumann’s Concerto with the Cosenza Conservatory Symphony Orchestra conducted by Fabrizio Da Ros. He recorded the world-premiere Piano Sonata op. 32 by Alessandro Longo, published in the national journal “Amadeus” in June 2019. He has recorded pieces by F. Chopin and F. Cilea for the KNS Classical record label. He received the prize “La Città del Sole” for Calabrians of Calabria (Music section). He has refined his studies as an active participant with Massimiliano Ferrati, Daniele Petralia, Maria Perrotta, Michele Marvulli, Daniel Rivera, Cristiano Burato, Nora Doallo, Antonio Pompa-Baldi and others. He attended the “Magisterium di approfondimento musicale pianistico” and the EPTA Italy course, led by Marcella Crudeli, through selection.