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The Italian pianist and composer, Emanuele Delucchi, studied with Canzio Bucciarelli (Genoa), Riccardo Risaliti (Imola) and Davide Cabassi (Bozen); he graduated in 2009 summa cum laude and in 2016 he got the Composer diploma.
Emanuele Delucchi has given recitals in Italy, Germany, France, UK, Greece, Slovenia, Croazia and Mexico and he has recorded for the labels Toccata Classics (music by Alkan-Da Motta, first recording, with pianist Vincenzo Maltempo), Dynamic (L.v. Beethoven-Drouet, Sonatas Op. 30 with flutist Fabio De Rosa) and Piano Classics; his repertoire includes from renaissance to contemporary music, with special attention for the less-known literature (first live performance of Pianist im klassischen Style Op. 856 by Carl Czerny and first Italian performance of the Concerto Op. 39 by Charles-Valentin Alkan). He is an appreciated performer of the piano music by Leopold Godowsky (albums “Piano works” and “Studies on Chopin opus 10” are published by the label Piano Classics, positively reviewed from critics). In the international piano festival En blanco y negro (Mexico City) he gave the first mexican performance of the Passacaglia by L. Godowsky. In spring 2016 he played the complete Studien uber die Etuden von F. Chopin on Op. 10 in Rome, Milan and Chiavari (GE) and on March 22 and 23 2018 he performed the complete 54 Studien in Milan (the third pianist who did it, after Francesco Libetta and Carlo Grante).
Emanuele Delucchi collaborated with conductors Gustav Kuhn, Filippo Torre and Paolo Ferrara, with composers Fabio Vacchi, Carlo Boccadoro (2014) and Sylvano Bussotti (2007), with pianists Luca Buratto, Francesco Libetta and Vincenzo Maltempo, with violinist Giulio Plotino and he regulary plays in trio with Barbara Costa and Roberto Miele (“TrioMorgen”) and in duo with Fabio De Rosa (flute).
His own works are published by M.A.P. in Milan and Da Vinci Edition in Osaka; his Ricercare II for orchestra opened the VI Festival Primavera di Baggio in 2017. È lettore vorace e amante della cultura classica. He is a voracious reader and a classical culture lover. |
