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Giovanni Alberti
Giovanni Alberti, cellist, combines ImmaginArte training, wide concert experience—from the Tonhalle to Brussels—and ongoing study with Enrico Dindo.
Awards
- finalista al concorso per giovani violoncellisti dell’Accademia A. Rubinstein di Düsseldorf
- Concorso Federico Allegro (finalista)
Education
- Conservatorio “Giuseppe Verdi” di Como
- Conservatorio della Svizzera Italiana — studia violoncello nella classe del Maestro Enrico Dindo (da settembre 2026)
Past ensembles
- Orchestra UKOM di Immaginarte — violoncello
Teachers
- Babak Khayami, Amedeo Cicchese, Christophe Coin, Enrico Dindo, Adrian Pinzaru, Alessandro Maria Carnelli, Carlo Taffuri, Cuartetto Latino
Collaborations
- Ettore Pagano, Clarissa Bevilacqua, Adrian Pinzaru, Martin Palmeri, Francesca Biliotti, Orchestra UKOM di Immaginarte (diretta da Carlo Taffuri), Cuartetto Latino, Alfred Brendel, Alexander Maria Carnelli (conduzione)
Biography
Giovanni Alberti is a young cellist with training rooted in ImmaginArte and advanced studies with Enrico Dindo.
He began his musical path at the association ImmaginArte, studying with Maestro Babak Khayami and attending cello courses, complementary piano, chamber music, and music theory.
He has performed with Orchestra UKOM (directed by Carlo Taffuri) in the auditorium of the Conservatories of Como, Milan, and Turin, and in venues including the Tonhalle and the LAC, as well as the European Parliament in Strasbourg and the Council of the Regions in Brussels. Under Alessandro Maria Carnelli, UKOM collaborated with artists such as Ettore Pagano, Clarissa Bevilacqua, Adrian Pinzaru, Martin Palmeri, and Francesca Biliotti.
Alberti holds cello certifications (levels 1 and 2) and base certifications in keyboard music education and music theory (levels 1 and 2) at the Conservatorio “Giuseppe Verdi” in Como, and has further refined his skills with Amedeo Cicchese, taking part in masterclasses with the Cuartetto Latino, Christophe Coin, and Enrico Dindo, plus a chamber music course with Adrian Pinzaru.