He graduated from the direction of Maestro Massimo Gasbarroni, specializing in the repertoire of music with the MM 900. J. Tomas, E. Fernandez, M. Barrueco, A. Minella and that of the '500 with MM. H. Smith and P. Clergy.
He specializes in the repertoire of the first 800 original instruments and performance practices philological Higher Academy of improvement, "the Nineteenth Century" dell'AGIF
Since 1980 he has constant concerts, having to his credit over 500 concerts both as soloist and in chamber ensemble and over 60 performances as a soloist with orchestra, both in Italy and abroad.
In America debuted in 1991 in New York at Carnegie Hall and the American Institute of Guitar, featuring songs in modern replay of Gabriel Melia (XIX sec.). In 1992 he performed at Carnegie Hall and the State University at Stony Brook, nineteenth-century performing music on a valuable guitar G. Guadagnini 1829. In 1993 he was invited to a demonstration concert at the Juilliard School in New York. He performed in 1995, with original instruments, the First Concerto in A Major M. Giuliani for guitar and orchestra for the Musical Instruments Museum in Milan. In 1999 he performed in Kuala Lumpur called by the Italian Embassy in Malaysia.
has taught classical guitar at the Conservatory of Music V. Bellini, a branch of Trapani.
E 'was a lecturer at the "Cesare Pollini" of Padua of the course on "performance practice and repertoire of guitar music of' '800 'as part of the Postgraduate Diploma level.
Since 1989, he steadily advanced courses and master classes at prestigious international festivals.
As President of Red Rossini , has created a "Meet the Masters ", Master of High Specialization at the Institute Santa Maria in Rome, teaching alongside names such as Carlo Domeniconi, Carlos Bonell, Carlo Carfagna, Pablo de la Cruz , John Wheat.
has recorded for RUSTY CLASSIC and PlayGame. He has published with publishers Zaniboni RUGGINENTI, NEW Carish, and BERBEN EROM , Editions Romana Music of which he is the director editor ment.
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