The programme I present in my concerts is the result of years of study, research, and personal growth. It represents the culmination of a journey that has taken me far from home.

Studying abroad means embracing new realities and meeting people who profoundly enrich both one's artistic and personal development.

Every work in my programme has accompanied me throughout the years I spent abroad, becoming a faithful travelling companion and carrying with it memories, experiences, emotions, and moments of growth. Just as these pieces have acquired new meanings over time, my own artistic identity has also evolved and continues to do so.

My concerts are conceived as a journey in which each work represents a stage and tells the story of an encounter, a place or a memory. I wish to share this repertoire not simply as a sequence of compositions, but as a narrative woven from memory. Music thus becomes a meeting place between cultures while never losing sight of our origins and of what the word home means to each of us.

It is a programme that moves across different periods, styles, and cultures, finding its unity in a continuous dialogue between memory, identity, and belonging.

At the heart of this journey lies a strong connection to my Italian roots, which continue to shape my identity and inform the way I experience and understand the idea of home.