VIOLA
Every instrument has a voice. Every voice has a Maestro.
The Academy is founded on the belief that the quality of a training project
depends primarily on the people who bring it to life. For this reason, the selection of teachers is based on a conscious and targeted choice.
The teachers involved were selected mainly for their musical and artistic background,
careers built on the field, recognizable and credible in the landscape
professional.
The Management
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Docente Guest
Leonardo Li Vecchi
Viola
First Viola of the Rome Opera House and formerly of the Teatro di San Carlo in Naples, he is a key figure in the national orchestral and chamber music scene. With a distinguished lineup at the Santa Cecilia, Chigiana, and Stauffer orchestras under Bruno Giuranna, he has held the position of First Viola at the most prestigious institutions, from the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino to the Teatro La Fenice in Venice. A refined chamber musician, he regularly collaborates with icons such as Salvatore Accardo and Rocco Filippini, combining masterful technique with extensive solo experience.
Principal Professor
Bruno Pucci
Viola
Viola at the Rome Opera House since 2002, he is a key performer in the Italian orchestral scene. Trained at the Milan Conservatory and furthering his studies with Danilo Rossi, he has collaborated with leading institutions (from La Scala to RAI) under conductors such as Muti and Maazel. His extraordinary versatility has led him to record soundtracks with Ennio Morricone and collaborate with jazz icons such as Enrico Rava and Stefano Bollani, cementing an international career that ranges from the great opera repertoire to world tours.
Principal Professor
Bruno Pucci
Viola
Principal Viola at the Rome Opera House since 2002, he is a key performer in the Italian orchestral scene. Trained at the Milan Conservatory and furthering his studies with Danilo Rossi, he has collaborated with leading institutions (from La Scala to RAI) under conductors such as Muti and Maazel. His extraordinary versatility has led him to record soundtracks with Ennio Morricone and collaborate with jazz icons such as Enrico Rava and Stefano Bollani, cementing an international career that ranges from the great opera repertoire to world tours.