Fabio Romano is
increasing his piano
repertoire and
therefore he's
temporarily
withdwawn from
public performances.


However, the comeback is getting closer every day...

Fabio Romano
on the cover of the
magazine founded
by Robert Schumann

Neue Zeitschrift
für Musik
(issue 6, 2010)







An interview by Wolf Loeckle.

12 Apr 2011

Carl-Orff-Saal
Munich



“Und es wird Klang. The Composer Jörg Widmann” – A Film by Andreas Morell.

Fabio Romano played Widmann's “Fleurs du mal”, piano sonata inspired by Baudelaire.


A performance in the course of
“AUGEN AUF: MUSIK” Film – Musik – Gespräch. Mit Klaus Schultz.

22 Nov 2010 at 19:00
Amici della Musica 'Giuseppe Navarra'
Eschilo Auditorium
Liceo classico
Gela


Four piano sonatas by L. van Beethoven,
one by M. Clementi.




23 Nov 2010 at 20:30
Amici della Musica Caltanissetta
Auditorium at the Archeological Museum
Caltanissetta


Four piano sonatas by L. van Beethoven,
one by M. Clementi.




26 Nov 2010 at 21:15
Wim Wenders Hall
Goethe Institut
Palermo


Piano sonatas op. 78, 81a (Les Adieux),
90 and 101 by L. van Beethoven.




1 Mar 2011 at 21:15
Amici della Musica Trapani
Santa Chiara Auditorium
Trapani


Six modern piano sonatas by I. Strawinskij,
P. Boulez, A. Berg, E. Sollima, K. A. Hartmann
and A. Skryabin.

9 Jul 2010

Festsaal
Wildbad Kreuth



F. Romano has made his debut at the
Oleg Kagan Musikfest on invitation
of Natalia Gutman.

He performed R. Schumann, Novellettes op. 21.

29 Oct 2009

Goethe-Forum
Munich



SOAP OPERAS INSTEAD OF ENGAGED CULTURE? Italian trends

An episode of the live broadcasted serial programme “contrapunkt - DIALOG DER KULTUREN”
by the Bavarian Radio Broadcasting.

F. Romano performed works by M. Clementi,
F. Busoni, E. Sollima and Luca Lombardi.

This broadcast is now available as a podcast.