Tiziana Cosentino

Tiziana Cosentino is an Italian pianist who especially performs in chamber ensembles. She studied under Maureen Jones, Alberto Ciammarughi, Sergio Cafaro, and Antonio Bacchelli.

She has recorded for Radio Vaticana, Rai Uno and Rai-Radio Tre, including the Paul Hindemith and Camille Saint-Saëns sonatas for oboe and piano with oboist Silvia Nesi.
As a guest at various national events such as the "Ascoli Piceno Festival," "Festival Liszt" in Grottammare, "Music Festival Terre d’Arezzo", and many others, she has collaborated over the years with guitarist Alirio Diaz, violinists Shalom Budeer and Paolo Franceschini, cellist Giuliano De Angelis, soprano Angela Baek, and actors Walter Maestosi and Lydia Biondi. In 2007, at the Museo Campano di Capua, she performed Moments de Passion, 12 Klavierstücke and Nocturne by German composer Horst Lohse. Currently collaborating with flutist Romolo Balzani, octavinist Marta Rossi, oboist Riccardo Bricchi, soprano Rosaria Angotti and cellist Luca Peverini, she has also staged Richard Strauss's melodrama Enoch Arden with actress Vanessa Gravina in many Italian theaters.
Committed to promoting young talents, from 2002 to 2022 she was the Artistic Director of the SabinaMusicaFestival: an event that included, in addition to a concert series, the European Cello Competition "Premio Arturo Bonucci" (2002-2006), the "Città di Magliano Sabina" Competition, and the "Sergio Cafaro" Piano Prize. In Rome, she organizes the "Angelo Persichilli" Flute Prize at the "Scatola Sonora" Academy and the Oratorio del Gonfalone.
She has been a piano and chamber music teacher at the "G. Braga" Conservatory in Teramo and the "D. Cimarosa" Conservatory in Avellino. Since 2016, she has been a member of the "M.Th.I." (Music Theatre International) Association.