Fondazione Accademia di Musica di Pinerolo e Torino

One of the most gifted pianists and chamber musicians of his generation, co-founder of the Trio Johannes, with whom he began an international career that saw them win important prizes, including First Prize at the “2001 International Concert Artists Guild Competition” in New York, and, as a result, perform in major concert halls in Italy and abroad. Claudio Voghera has always been passionate about teaching and about bringing music to new audiences. He is a professor of piano at the “Giuseppe Verdi” Conservatory of Torino, of which he was vice-director until 2020. For the last 6 years he has been Artistic Director of the Concert Season of the Fondazione Accademia di Musica di Pinerolo e Torino foundation, and in 2026 became Director of Studies for the Accademia.
The strongest influences on his training as a musician were Aldo Ciccolini and the Trio di Trieste: studying at the academies in Biella and Rome and at the Trio di Trieste’s International School of Chamber Music enabled him to extend his knowledge of the solo and chamber music repertoire. Voghera’s recordings include the complete Brahms trios and quartets and recently a CD of the chamber music of Ravel. For the Naxos label, he recorded Sandro Fuga’s Third Sonata.