Gino Zambelli

Gino Zambelli

Born in 1975 in the Principality of Monaco. He began at the age of 10 the study of the accordion and has established himself in numerous national and international competitions. He graduated from the G.Verdi Conservatory of Milan in Jazz Accordion and graduated from the L.Marenzio Conservatory of Brescia in Oboe. Eclectic accordionist and bandoneonist who moves between classical music and improvisation, is considered one of the best talents of the new Italian school of accordion . Since 2010 he collaborates with the soloists of La Scala in Milan and plays as a soloist in several national and international orchestras. Among his most important performances are "Pas de Deux" by P. Ugoletti for accordion, guitar and orchestra, "Double concierto" by Astor Piazzolla with the italian female orchestra (guitar Cinzia Milani, conductor Roberto Giuffrè), "Ulisse tra trame e giochi" by R.Cacciolla, "Orizzonte" by M.Betta with the orchestra of the piano festival Brescia and Bergamo conducted by Piercarlo Orizio, Concerto for Accordion Guitar and Orchestra (guitar Giulio Tampalini, string orchestra of Brescia conducted by Filippo Lama), "Gitanos" for Orchestra, Chorus, Guitar and Accordion by P.Ugoletti (Coro Orchestra del Conservatorio di Brescia, guitar Giulio Tampalini , conductor Silvio Baracco),"Long Drinks Concerto" by M. Nodari for Accordion and Symphony Orchestra, “Bossa Monocromatica” by Roberto Soggetti for Accordion and Symphony Orchestra, Concerto for Accordion and Symphony Orchestra by P.Ugoletti (with the Touluca Philharmonic Orchestra - Mexico). He has played and plays with Nicola Piovani, Francesco de Gregori, Peppe Servillo, Giusy Ferreri, Haifa Webber, Tino Tracanna, Gianni Alberti, Guido Bombardieri, Paolo Alderighi, Fausto Beccalossi, Fulvio Sigurtà, Faraò, Vincenzo Albini, Simone Prando, Roberto Bertazzi, Oscar Delbarba, Paolo Pellegatti, Andrea Noferini, Giulio Tampalini, Luca Rossetti, Ernesto Baroni, Federico Caldara, Luca Fanfoni, Marco Somadossi, Filippo Lama, Giuseppe Cacciola, Cinzia Milani, Anton Dresler, Luca Belleri, Roberto Plano, Javier Fernandez, Martin Troncozo. He has recorded several records including: "Cantabile" by Nicola Piovani with the Sony record label, "Concerto per Fisarmonica Chitarra e Orchestra" by Paolo Ugoletti for the Brillant record label , "Trioadar for the Amadeus record label, "The Snare duets "by Paolo Pellegatti for the Limen Music record label, "Chutzpah" for the Dodici Lune record label, "Ginasteratango5” for the Movimento Classical record label, "Brick Dance" by Giuseppe Cacciola with the Patahaus record label, "Tango Invisible", "Tango Pichuco", "Baila"by Toninocarotone for the new music international record label.