Dallagnese Piano Duo

Born near Venice (Italy) in 2000, Beatrice and Eleonora Dallagnese are among the most up-and-coming female Italian pianists in the panorama of classical music for 2021,both as soloists and piano duo.

The twins’ first experience with classical and chamber music took place at the tender age of 3 and a half, when they followed a preparatory course in music. Classical compositions populated their early years, drawing out the talent that has motivated them to embark on a life full of passion and great satisfaction. At home, love of art was always expressed through listening to classical music, that inspired them and encouraged them to take piano lessons with M° Eleonora Mometti aged just 4 years old.

Their parents still recall the twin’s first recital with emotion: “Two pianists who played with their feet dangling because they couldn’t reach the floor”. From that first performance, Beatrice and Eleonora Dallagnese embarked on a path that to date has led to them being recognized as among the leading Italian female pianists, and seeing them perform in some of the most prestigious theatres.

From playing their very first notes, thanks to the intuition of their teachers, they began to develop their distinctive technique as a duo that today places them among the leading Italian classical pianists. A technique which over time they have refined and perfected through the symbiosis so common to twins, whilst not detracting from their differences.

Their regularly hold concerts and have obtained numerous first prizes in International Competitions in Italy, Belgium, Austria, Slovenia, Poland, Principality of Monaco and USA.Two professionals who are aware that classical music is a living gift, to be brought into the world and made available to all.

In 2015, they joined the International Piano Academy “Incontri con il Maestro” in Imola, founded by M° Franco Scala. They were instructed in piano by M° Stefano Fiuzzi and M° Ingrid Fliter, and by M° Nazzareno Carusi for their chamber music class. The educational path undertaken by Beatrice and Eleonora has allowed them to grow professionally with an international vision.

They continue their studies with M° Ingrid Fliter and M° Boris Petrushansky, whilst from 2015 also taking classes with M° Alberto Nosé.In 2018 they graduated from the “C. Pollini ” Conservatory of Padua, both with full marks, praise and special mentions.

Their path is dotted not only with training and specialization courses, but also by important national and international competitions that have given Beatrice and Eleonora Dallagnese prominence on the world classical music stage. They have participated in competitions both as soloists and as piano duo.

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