Marco Longhi

Marco Longhi is a Classical Guitarist and a Teacher for
the Ministry of Education and Merit (MIM).
roughout his career, he worked both as a soloist
and with various orchestral and chamber ensembles.

Among his most significant experiences is his
participation in the Ensemble Counterpoint, with
whom he contributed to the album “Margola:
Chamber Sonatas with Guitar”, released by Brilliant
Classics in August 2024. On this album, he performs
works by the composer Franco Margola from Brescia,
in particular, the pieces for guitar trio and guitar-flute
duo.
He collaborated with the Cantosospeso Choir in
Milan, directed by Maestro Martinho Luther Galati
de Oliveira, and with the Conservatorium Maastricht
Orchestra, performing in notable productions such
as the chamber opera “Dinè Bahane” by Willie Arets
and the project “Viva Les Outlaws”, an arrangement
of “Les Brigandes” by J. Offenbach, in collaboration
with Opera Zuid.
During his career, Marco received awards in various
national music competitions, including: Concorso
Nazionale di Musica "Villa Oliva" (2021), Festival
Internazionale dell’Adriatico "La Chitarra" (2020),
and “Premio Nuova Contea” in Treviso’s city (2016).
He completed a Post-Graduate Master's degree at
the A. Buzzolla Conservatory in Adria, studying with
renowned masters such as Marco Tamayo, Paolo
Pegoraro, Eduardo Fernandez, and Giulio Tampalini.
Previously, he earned a Master in Music Performance
from the Conservatorium Maastricht under the
guidance of Maestro Carlo Marchione and graduated
with honours from the G. Puccini Conservatory in
Gallarate, studying under Maestro Marco Bonfanti.