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Biography
Axel Trolese's concert career started in 2015 by winning the Casella Prize at the "Premio Venezia Competition", followed by numerous concerts and a discographic debut with the complete Debussy's Etudes in 2016.
Successive acknowledgements have been the "Grand Prix Alain Marinaro", "Pozzoli International Piano Competition" and the "Giuseppe Sinopoli Prize", assigned by the Italian President of Republic.
He earned a Diploma at Cremona's Conservatory with Maurizio Baglini, subsequently carrying on his piano studies at Paris' National Conservatory with Denis Pascal and Rome's Santa Cecilia Academy with Benedetto Lupo. Lastly, he became an artist in residence at Queen Elizabeth Music Chapel studying with Louis Lortie.
He is also a passionate fortepianist and is currently studying in Basel's Schola Cantorum with Edoardo Torbianelli.
In recent years Axel Trolese has recorded the complete "Iberia" by Albéniz in two CD publications with Da Vinci Classics in 2021 and 2023, featuring in the project works by De Falla, Turina, Mompou and Ravel as well.
Axel Trolese has appeared in concerts in Europe, America and Asia, in halls and festivals like Dresdner Musikfestspiele, Auditorium Parco della Musica, Salle Cortot, Flagey, Beijing Millennium Concert Hall, Quirinal Palace, Società del Quartetto di Milano, Ravenna Festival, Weimarhalle, La Fenice Theatre, Valley of the Moon Music Festival, Musica Insieme and Fazioli Concert Hall.
He teaches piano for Bachelor and Master's Degree students in Castelfranco Veneto's Conservatory, in northern Italy.
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