began studying piano at a very early age, and graduated from the “Gioacchino Rossini” Conservatory in Pesaro, under the guidance of Maestro Marco Cola. He attended courses in piano performance and interpretation, held by Michele Marvulli and Sergio Fiorentino, together with chamber music courses held by the Munich Trio and the Franco Gulli-Enrica Cavallo Duo.
He has won awards at various piano and chamber music competitions. He has held solo concerts, played in chamber music concerts both
instrumental and for voices, and has also played with orchestras, in Italy, France and Spain. He has also made several radio broadcasts and recordings.
He is strongly interested in piano composition within a teaching context, and in 2001 he composed a cycle of studies for piano entitled Studi per pianoforte sulle mani alternate “Operauno”, subsequently published by Sinfonica Edizioni Musicali in Milan (distributed by Carish), the CD of which is also available. Furthermore, he composed a cycle of “chansons” for soprano and piano entitled “Écoute”, accompanying the words of the poet Philippe Jaccottet; this was subsequently reworked into a version for two pianos, to be used as an audio-track for an art event. He has also composed cadences for Mozart concertos, and has transcribed music for piano duos and for chamber ensembles with piano.
He has lived in the town of Città di Castello since 2002, and several times in the past he has contributed to the “Festival of Nations” (an
international music festival) held each year in the town. He has always been very active in the teaching field: he has taught both Piano and Chamber Music in diverse Italian conservatories, including those of Pesaro, Potenza, Cosenza and Cesena. He is currently Teacher of Piano (as a main instrument) at Perugia’s “Francesco Morlacchi” Conservatory. He has held the post of Artistic Director of the “Fausto Polverini”
National Music Competition held in Città di Castello, and of the associated Young Musicians Festival, both of which he himself created and established. Moreover, he has been the Artistic Director of the “Associazione Amici del Festival delle Nazioni” (the Friends of the Festival of Nations Association) once again based in Città di Castello.
In 2013 he jointly founded, and subsequently became Director of, the “Centro Studi Musicali della Valtiberina”, a centre for the teaching and
production of music organised by the Associazione Amici della Musica, which operates in conjunction with Sansepolcro Council and Perugia’s “Morlacchi” Conservatory. In 2017, Mauro Nadir Matteucci was appointed Artistic Director of the “Maria Giubilei” International Piano Competition, which has been held in the town of Sansepolcro for 18 years, and which he had previously cooperated with in the capacity of member of its awards panel.
He is a tireless promoter and organiser of events for young musicians, and is often invited to be a member of the awards panel at diverse
national and international music competitions. He also holds piano masterclasses at the “Romagna-Tuscany Academy of Music” and at the aforementioned Centro Studi Musicali della Valtiberina.
Centro Studi Musicali della Valtiberina
Mauro Nadir Matteucci
- Fevereiro 14, 2024