Francesco Ghiglieri, born in Cagliari in 1998, first began his piano studies at the Civic School of Music in Cagliari in the class of Maestro Irma Toudjian, and then continued them at the “G. P. da Palestrina ”in Cagliari with Anna Sanfilippo (with whom he currently collaborates in a piano duo) and Michele Spiga, where he graduated with full marks and honors.
He has played in various artistic events, both didactic and extra-didactic: Teatro Massimo (“Festival Spaziomusica”, Cagliari), Palazzo Bacaredda (“Le notti colorate”, Cagliari), Palazzo Siotto (“Le salon de musique en fête”, Cagliari), Auditorium of the Conservatory (“Talenti del conservatorio”, “VIII Piano Festival of the Conservatory – Claude Debussy”, “Monumenti aperti”, “Modernità, modernismo e avanguardie: le arti performative del ‘900 e Satie”, Cagliari), Inner courtyard of the Conservatory (“Notturni di note”, Cagliari), Sala Scarlatti of the Conservatory (“L. van Beethoven, le sonate per pianoforte”, Cagliari), Winter Garden of the T Hotel (“Le notti musiali before – International Academy of Music of Cagliari “, Cagliari), Auditorium Civic School of Music of San Sperate (” Modernità, modernismo e avanguardie: le arti performative del ‘900 e Satie”, San Sperate).
Active in the field of contemporary music, he is a member of the ensemble “Scisma”, with which he collaborates for the performance and promotion of the music of today’s and 20th century composers. He attended masterclasses, seminars and workshops by Giuseppe Andaloro, Carlo Grante, Sandro Sanna, Alessandro Deljavan, and Orazio Sciortino, and was the winner of the merit scholarship to attend the summer courses of the “International Academy of Music” in Cagliari, where he attended the specialization courses held by Masters Pietro De Maria, Enrico Pace, Frank Peters, Gilles Millet.
He attended the specialization courses at the “Musica d’estate” campus in Bardonecchia, in the class of Enrico Pace.
Currently he attends the master of Piano (soloist) at the “G. P. da Palestrina ”in Cagliari, in the class of Michele Spiga, and attended the advanced course in Contemporary Music with piano in the class of Maestro Emanuele Arciuli at the Pinerolo Music Academy.
