I Docenti (in ordine alfabetico)
giacomo agazzini

Violin

Giacomo Agazzini has a classical and eclectic training, a personal style formed by experiences and artistic collaborations over 40 years of intense concert and recording activity. He he has combined new, contemporary, popular, and ethnic music with the traditional repertoire, explored the world of electronics and artificial intelligence, and improvisation.
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Claudia ravetto

Cello

Claudia Ravetto studied with Sergio Patria at the Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi in Turin, where she graduated with highest honors in 1988. In addition, she has taken courses taught by Michael Flaksman at the Staatliche Hochschule fur musik in Stuttgart, and the Staatliche Hochschule fur Musik in Mannheim, earning diplomas at both institutions.

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Mauro Righini

Viola

Mauro Righini graduated from the Milan Conservatory of Music and perfected his skills with members of the Quartetto Italiano and with pianist Gyorgy Sebok.
He has performed in Europe, Japan, Canada, the USA, Israel and South America.
He holds the position of chair of viola at the Turin Conservatory where, together with his colleague Giovanni Petrella, he has created a permanent laboratory of instrumental pedagogy.
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silvio righini

Cello (Creator and founder of GlobArte)

Silvio has always thought that the role of a teacher is not so much to pass on a tradition as to prepare young colleagues for a future musical world that only the youngest will see. A future that will probably use completely different instruments, scripts and languages. That is why he believes it is important to develop, in addition to creativity, a technique and approach to the composition based on a rigorous, explainable and defensible conceptual structure.
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daniel roberts

Violin

Daniel Llewellyn Roberts studied with Nigel Murray at St. Mary's Music School and Jan Repko at the Royal Northern College of Music and the Royal College of Music. In 2011, he founded the Castalian String Quartet. Today, the quartet tours internationally, performing in halls such as Carnegie Hall, Wigmore Hall, Paris Philharmonie, Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg, Berlin Philharmonic and Konzerthaus in Vienna, and is artist-in-residence at Oxford University. In 2019 they were named Royal Philharmonic Young Artist of the Year. Daniel teaches at the Xenia International Chamber Music Course in Italy and previously held positions at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and St Paul's Girls' School in London. He is very grateful to the Worshipful Company of Musicians for the loan of a 1705 Giuseppe Guarneri 'Filius Andrea' violin.
Ula ulijona zebriunaite

Psychologist and violinist

Born in Vilnius, Lithuania, Ula Ulijona studied at her hometown and later obtained a soloist diplomas at the Musikhochschule Hanns Eisler in Berlin with Tabea Zimmermann and at the Basel Academy of Music with Hatto Bayerle.
Since 1997 she has been first viola soloist of Kremerata Baltica, the prestigious chamber orchestra founded and conducted by Gidon Kremer with whom she has performed all over the world. Since 2010 she has held the position of first viola in the Rai National Symphony Orchestra.
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luca zendri

Psychologist and violinist

A violin graduate at age 19, he studied with Enzo Porta. He won competitions as a violinist at the Angelicum orchestra in Milan, the Pomeriggi Musicali and Rai in Milan. He received his middle diploma in composition at age 23. He has been a psychoanalyst for 35 years and has specialized in the treatment of fellow musicians. He tries to make a synthesis between psychoanalysis, neuroscience and the musical practice of instrumentalists, with the aim of deepening the link between musical instrument, psychic life and body dimension. He continues to study his instrument, observing how it is a never-ending process.