Costantino Catena

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Costantino Catena
Born (1969-04-06) 6 April 1969 (age 55)
Polla, Italy
Education it:Conservatorio Giuseppe Martucci

Salerno University

Second University of Naples
Occupationpianist
Years active1990–present

Costantino Catena (born 6 April 1969) is an Italian classical pianist.

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Biography and career

After graduating from the Giuseppe Martucci Salerno State Conservatoire under the guidance of Luigi D'Ascoli, Costantino Catena continued and completed his piano studies with Konstantin Bogino, Bruno Mezzena, Boris Bechterev and Aldo Ciccolini. He also studied composition and he graduated in Philosophy at the Salerno University and in Psychology at Second University of Naples.

Among the theaters in which he performed: Gasteig of Munich, Saint Petersburg Philharmonia, Moscow Conservatory, Kennedy Center and Georgetown University of Washington, Ravello Festival, Parco della Musica of Rome, Kusatsu Festival (Japan), Ohrid Festival (North Macedonia), Filarmonica de Stat of Cluj-Napoca, Triennale di Milano, Teatro Carlo Goldoni of Livorno, Accademia Filarmonica di Bologna.

He chairs the piano professorship in the Giuseppe Martucci State Conservatoire in Salerno and he is recording artist for Camerata Tokyo [1] since 2010.

Catena is a Yamaha Artist. [2]

Discography

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