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Secondo clarinetto e clarinetto basso
Nadia Bortolamedi
Clarinetto
Nadia Bortolamedi, clarinet soloist trained in Trento, is a prize-winning orchestral and chamber musician with a deep line-up of international collaborations.
Awards
- Primo premio assoluto (categoria “Eccellenza”) al concorso internazionale per clarinetto “G. Mensi”
- Primo premio assoluto al concorso “Nuovi Orizzonti” di Arezzo (musica da camera)
- Secondo premio al “Concorso strumentistico nazionale di Giussano”
- Secondo premio al “Concorso europeo di Moncalieri” (musica da camera)
- Terzo premio al “Concorso internazionale di clarinetto a Carlino”
Education
- Conservatorio “F.A. Bonporti” di Trento — Diploma in clarinetto con il massimo dei voti e la lode
Past ensembles
- Orchestra regionale “Haydn” di Bolzano e Trento — solista
- Fondazione Haydn di Bolzano e Trento — secondo clarinetto e clarinetto basso
- Colibrì Ensemble di Pescara — solista
Teachers
- Mauro Pedron, Lorenzo Guzzoni, Giancarlo Guarino
Collaborations
- BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Orchestra del Teatro alla Scala di Milano, Orchestra del Teatro Carlo Felice di Genova, Orchestra Toscanini di Parma, Orchestra Haydn di Bolzano e Trento, European Philarmonic Orchestra, Orchestra Reino de Aragón (Spagna), Orchestra da camera Colibrì di Pescara, Orchestra Antonio Vivaldi, Zubin Metha, Michele Mariotti, Daniele Rustioni, Juraj Valcuha, Francesco Lanzillotta, Andrea Battistoni, Min Chung, Alexander Lonquich, Gustav Kuhn, John Axelrod, Michele Spotti, Gyorgy Rath, Clemens Schuldt, Jesus Lopez Cobos, George Pehlivanian, Yoichi Sugiyama, Ezio Bosso, Marco Angius, Francesco Cilluffo, Martha Argerich, Arkadij Volodos, Stefano Bollani, Placido Domingo, Christophe Horak, Bruno Delepelaire, Leo Nucci, Krassimira Stoyanova, Karl Leister, Francesca Dego, Michele Campanella, Andrea Oliva, Anna Tifu, Anna Pirozzi, Francesco Meli, Luca Salsi, Anna Caterina Antonacci, Lilya Zilberstein, Alessandro Moccia, Gianluca Littera, Jin Ju, Andrei Ionita, Colibrì Ensemble di Pescara (solista, “Rapsodia di Debussy”)
Biography
Nadia Bortolamedi, clarinet at USO, brings a foundation of clarinet studies completed with highest marks and honours at the Conservatorio “F.A. Bonporti” di Trento.
Her training was shaped by Mauro Pedron and Lorenzo Guzzoni (clarinet), and later by Giancarlo Guarino for chamber music.
Early on, she won a Conservatory competition to perform as soloist with the regional orchestra Haydn of Bolzano and Trento, and has since collaborated as a soloist with regional and national ensembles, including the Colibrì Ensemble of Pescara (performing Debussy’s Rapsody without a conductor).
An intense orchestral career has led her to work with major orchestras and conductors, and to play with international soloists including Martha Argerich and Placido Domingo. Alongside orchestral playing, she pursues chamber music in duo through expanded ensemble settings.