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antoniopiricone.com is the official website of Antonio Piricone, a classical musician who performs on both modern piano and historical keyboard instruments. The site serves as a hub for his performances, recordings, teaching activities, and writing. It is aimed at listeners, students, and event organizers who want to follow his work or book him for a service. The site is in English and presents his public professional identity rather than a storefront with listed prices.
Who is Antonio Piricone?
According to the site, he is a versatile classical musician known for mastering both the modern piano and historical keyboards. His public profile extends beyond performance into several other roles:
- Educator – teaching and educational leadership are recurring themes, including work connected to the Bologna Conservatoire.
- Reiki master – listed among his multifaceted talents.
- Entrepreneur – presented as part of his professional identity.
- Digital activist – he writes on music and digital activism.
The site frames his work with the line "Music is Transforming," describing music as "a fantastic journey through time and space."
What can you find on the site?
The homepage is organized around a few main areas:
| Section | What it offers |
|---|---|
| Audio & Video | A curated collection of performances to listen to and watch |
| Discography | Featured music and recordings |
| Latest Activity / Calendar | Upcoming and past events, with dates and locations |
| Highlights | Blog-style articles on music, creativity, and education |
| Resources | Free downloadable materials |
| Book a Service | Paid or bookable sessions (see below) |
Performances and recordings
The Audio & Video section collects performances. One featured item is a rare piano duo performance with Andreas Staier, recorded live in Madrid (Rossini Overture). The Discography section gathers his recorded output, including a listing for St. Luke Passion (Reimagined).
Events and calendar
The site includes an activity calendar. A listed example is an International Symposium at Northeast Normal University in Changchun, China, and a Bologna Conservatoire event on Oct 21, 2026, 10:00 AM–6:00 PM GMT+2 at P.za Rossini 2, Bologna, Italy. You can browse "All Activities" through the calendar link.
Writing and highlights
The Highlights area links to short articles, for example:
- St. Luke Passion (Reimagined) – tra manoscritto, silenzio e rinascita (Apr 17, 2025)
- Unlocking Creativity: Insights on Music and Digital Activism (Mar 1, 2025)
- Educational Leadership: Innovations in Music Education (Mar 1, 2025)
Free resources
Several downloadable items are offered at no stated cost, including a Changchun International Symposium 2026 file, a Diapason Mundi Flyer 2026, and a Variazioni Goldberg LC25 file.
Booking and services
The site has a "Book a Service" area with these options:
- Edu ConsBo Consulting
- Mentoring Service Information
- Fortepiano Practice – noted as reserved for internal students of the Conservatorio G.B. Martini, Bologna
A 40-minute session is listed with a "Book Now" option. The site does not publish prices or state whether booking requires an account, so check the booking flow directly for terms and availability.
Is it worth browsing?
It is worth a look if you want to hear a pianist who moves between modern and historical instruments, follow his concert and academic schedule, read short essays on music and education, or access the free downloads. If you are looking specifically for purchase prices, streaming links, or a full commercial catalog, the homepage evidence does not confirm those details, so you would need to explore the individual sections further.