Currently, I'm working on a solo guitar piece inspired by Joni Mitchell, and another piece for Aniello Desiderio that draws from Italian opera.

I believe in incorporating quotes and inspirations from diverse musical styles into my compositions, which allows me to explore new styles with each project.

When I began playing guitar, I practiced pieces by Giuliani, Sor, Carulli, and Carcassi because my teacher recommended them, and they form the basis of technique and tonality in classical music.

The integration of art and science in Leonardo's work exemplifies the harmony of creativity and critical thinking, which can lead to profound insights and innovations.

As a performer, I must understand the composer's intentions and then make the piece my own, which involves recognizing the freedoms offered in the score.

I started playing guitar because I was captivated by the sound in many Italian songs, especially those by Angelo Branduardi.

I aim to create a moment of magic in every piece of music, which cannot be forced but must flow intuitively.

I find that collaborating with different musicians helps me think about instruments in new ways, especially since a significant portion of my music features guitar.

I believe in empowering artists and giving them the tools to succeed independently, which is why I started Venice Music.