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Violinista
Alessandro Barcelli
Violino
Alessandro Barcelli brings conductor-free orchestral experience and solid training, from Conservatorio di Trento to Ghent, to his violin role at USO.
Musica classicaMusica sacraRepertorio orchestrale (sin direttore)
Education
- Conservatorio di Musica “F. A. Bonporti” di Trento — Diploma accademico di I livello (classe di Myriam Dal Don)
- Conservatorio Reale Superiore di Gent — Master of Arts in Music Performance (sotto la guida del M° Alessandro Moccia)
Past ensembles
- Orchestra Sinfonica Giovanile Alto Adige — Membro e prima parte
- Orchestra Sinfonica Giovanile Matteo Goffriller — Membro e prima parte
- Orchestra Euthaleia — Primo violino di spalla e prima parte
- Colibrì Ensemble — Membro
Teachers
- Klaus Manfrini, Andrea Ferroni, Irene Troi, Aldo Campagnari, Myriam Dal Don, Alessandro Moccia, Felice Cusano
Collaborations
- Orchestra Sinfonica Giovanile Alto Adige, Orchestra Sinfonica Giovanile Matteo Goffriller, Orchestra Haydn di Trento e Bolzano, Orchestra Euthaleia, Colibrì Ensemble, Orchestra Filarmonica Italiana, Orchestra Filarmonica Umbra “Vittorio Calamani”, Orchestra Milano Classica, Orchestra Euroregionale Alpen Classica, Camerata Ducale, Orchestra Senzaspine, Projet Noè (Nouvelle Odyssèe Européenne) — Académie Beethoven, Projet Artemis — Orchestre (direzione: Philippe Herreweghe)
Biography
Alessandro Barcelli is a violinist at United Soloists Orchestra, with training that spans studies from Klaus Manfrini and Andrea Ferroni to the direction of M° Alessandro Moccia.
He began violin studies with Klaus Manfrini and Andrea Ferroni, continuing with Irene Troi and Aldo Campagnari. In 2020 he earned an academic diploma (first level) at the Conservatorio di Musica “F. A. Bonporti” in Trento, in Myriam Dal Don’s class. In 2021 he was admitted to the Royal Conservatoire of Ghent, where he completed a Master of Arts in Music Performance under M° Alessandro Moccia, with further development guided by Felice Cusano.
Barcelli has performed at venues including the Auditorium Haydn in Bolzano, the Sala Mahler in Dobbiaco, the Cortile d’Onore of Palazzo Ducale in Urbino, the Mantova Chamber Music Festival “Trame Sonore”, and the “Internationale Nikolaus Harnoncourt Tage” in St. Georgen im Attergau. Through the Conservatorio di Trento, he has also joined as an extra musician for Haydn Orchestra productions under Juraj Valčuha.
For USO’s crossover work, his experience across youth symphonic ensembles and orchestral repertoire—up to performances with Colibrì Ensemble without a conductor—brings a flexible, communicative approach to collaboration.