Fabio Massimo Mastrangelo (born November 27, 1965) is an Italian conductor, particularly active in Russia since 2001. He has conducted performances substituting Yuri Temirkanov at the helm of the St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra, and Valery Gergiev at the Mariinsky Theatre. He has made world-premiere recordings of the orchestral music by Italian contemporary composer Elisabetta Brusa [1]. Contents[hide]￢ﾀﾢ\t1 Biography ￢ﾀﾢ\t2 References [edit] BiographyMastrangelo was born in Bari, Italy, studied there and graduated from its Conservatory as a pianist, later graduating from both the Geneva Conservatory (under Maria Tipo) and the London Academy of Music. Parallelly he initiated conducting studies at the Music Academy in Pescara, later attending masterclasses under Karl ￃﾖsterreicher, Leonard Bernstein, Gustav Meier, Neeme Jￃﾤrvi, and Jorma Panula. In 1990 moved to Canada to complete his conducting studies at the University of Toronto (1992) under Michel Tabachnik and Richard Bradshaw. There he started his professional music career as Assistant Conductor with the UofT Symphony Orchestra and to Boris Brott. In 1996 founded the chamber orchestra Virtuosi di Toronto. Most [ - ]

Fabio Massimo Mastrangelo (born November 27, 1965) is an Italian conductor, particularly active... [ + ]