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Fabio Parrini's work includes recordings, live broadcasts, solo recitals, master classes, concertos, chamber music, and collaborations with soloists, choirs, orchestras, summer festivals, and opera productions. A Steinway Artist and South Carolina Arts Commission Approved Artist, he has released CDs as a soloist and with violinist Eun-Sun Lee, and has received multiple competition prizes, a Fulbright Grant, a Kahn Award, and recording grants from the Metropolitan Arts Council and North Greenville University, where he teaches. He has coached for the Philadelphia International Music Festival and is on the faculty roster of the International Music Academy in Cremona, Italy. He holds degrees from the Conservatory of Padua (Italy) and Boston University, and has studied with Anthony di Bonaventura, Micaela Mingardo, Gyorgy Sandor, Bruno Mezzena, and Adriana Rognoni. For more information please visit his website. This project is funded in part by North Greenville University and by the Metropolitan Arts Council with funds received from the City of Greenville, BMW Manufacturing Company, Michelin North America, Inc., SEW Eurodrive, the Graham Foundation and the South Carolina Arts Commission. Recording Engineer, Editing, and Mastering: Martin Aigner (Aigner Recording & Media Services, Spartanburg, SC) Steinway piano, recording location, and technical support generously provided by Case Brothers, Spartanburg, SC.
Fabio Parrini's work includes recordings, live broadcasts, solo recitals, master classes, concertos, chamber music, and collaborations with soloists, choirs, orchestras, summer festivals, and opera productions. A Steinway Artist and South Carolina Arts Commission Approved Artist, he has released CDs as a soloist and with violinist Eun-Sun Lee, and has received multiple competition prizes, a Fulbright Grant, a Kahn Award, and recording grants from the Metropolitan Arts Council and North Greenville University, where he teaches. He has coached for the Philadelphia International Music Festival and is on the faculty roster of the International Music Academy in Cremona, Italy. He holds degrees from the Conservatory of Padua (Italy) and Boston University, and has studied with Anthony di Bonaventura, Micaela Mingardo, Gyorgy Sandor, Bruno Mezzena, and Adriana Rognoni. For more information please visit his website. This project is funded in part by North Greenville University and by the Metropolitan Arts Council with funds received from the City of Greenville, BMW Manufacturing Company, Michelin North America, Inc., SEW Eurodrive, the Graham Foundation and the South Carolina Arts Commission. Recording Engineer, Editing, and Mastering: Martin Aigner (Aigner Recording & Media Services, Spartanburg, SC) Steinway piano, recording location, and technical support generously provided by Case Brothers, Spartanburg, SC.
884501894531

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Format: CD
Label: CDB
Rel. Date: 04/19/2013
UPC: 884501894531

Haydn: Piano Sonatas
Artist: Fabio Parrini
Format: CD
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Fabio Parrini's work includes recordings, live broadcasts, solo recitals, master classes, concertos, chamber music, and collaborations with soloists, choirs, orchestras, summer festivals, and opera productions. A Steinway Artist and South Carolina Arts Commission Approved Artist, he has released CDs as a soloist and with violinist Eun-Sun Lee, and has received multiple competition prizes, a Fulbright Grant, a Kahn Award, and recording grants from the Metropolitan Arts Council and North Greenville University, where he teaches. He has coached for the Philadelphia International Music Festival and is on the faculty roster of the International Music Academy in Cremona, Italy. He holds degrees from the Conservatory of Padua (Italy) and Boston University, and has studied with Anthony di Bonaventura, Micaela Mingardo, Gyorgy Sandor, Bruno Mezzena, and Adriana Rognoni. For more information please visit his website. This project is funded in part by North Greenville University and by the Metropolitan Arts Council with funds received from the City of Greenville, BMW Manufacturing Company, Michelin North America, Inc., SEW Eurodrive, the Graham Foundation and the South Carolina Arts Commission. Recording Engineer, Editing, and Mastering: Martin Aigner (Aigner Recording & Media Services, Spartanburg, SC) Steinway piano, recording location, and technical support generously provided by Case Brothers, Spartanburg, SC.
        
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