Born in Rome in 2001, he began studying the violin at the age of seven with Prof. Andrea Celon. At the age of 10, he continued his violin studies with Prof. Xhiliola Kraja. In 2013, he brilliantly passed the entrance exams for the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory in Milan, studying first with Silvio Moscatelli and later with Gabriele Baffero. In 2018, he decided to continue his studies with Prof. Maurizio Sciarretta. Over the years, he has participated in numerous masterclasses with Prof. Francesco Manara, Prof. Marco Fornaciari, Prof. Francesco De Angelis, Prof. Maria Caterina Carlini, Prof. Maurizio Sciarretta, Prof. Boris Belkin, and Prof. Zakhar Bron. Since 2017, he has won several national and international competitions: First Prize at the "Città di Giussano" National Instrumental Competition (winner of his category, section, and a special prize), later performing Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto at the winners' concert in the Aligi Sassu municipal hall; the European Music Competition "Città di Moncalieri," where he performed a solo violin program featuring music by Bach at the winners' concert held at Moncalieri Castle; and the "Città di Treviso" International Competition (absolute first prize). He has received several scholarships, including the Best Student award at M° Marco Fornaciari's 2018 annual violin masterclass, which gave him the opportunity to perform a recital of music by Tchaikovsky and Beethoven at Palazzo Blu in Pisa in 2019. Furthermore, in 2021, he won a competition organized by the Associazione Musica Solidale Onlus, granting him the use of an 1814 Joseph Aloysius Marconcini violin for one year. He has performed concerts in Italy and abroad: in 2020, he performed Mozart's Concerto No. 5 at the Sala Mariele in Imola with the Orchestra del Teatro Comunale di Bologna under Maestro Marco Boni; since 2018, he has given several concerts in the Czech Republic as a soloist with orchestra, performing works by Mendelssohn, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, and Ravel. From 2020 to 2022, he studied at the "Incontri col Maestro" Academy in Imola under Maestro Maurizio Sciarretta. Since 2021, he has studied chamber music with Maestro Marco Zuccarini at the Imola Academy, a path he continued with Mario Montore at Avos Project in Rome, leading to victories in various competitions such as the "Giulio Rospigliosi" and the "Clara Wieck Schumann." In 2025, he graduated from the E. F. Dall’Abaco Conservatory with full marks, honors, and a special mention. He is currently continuing his studies with Maestro Ilya Grubert in Portogruaro. He plays a 1937 Dante Guastalla violin.

She graduated from the Santa Cecilia Conservatory with honors and honorable mention under Maestro Luca Sanzò, and in chamber music at the Advanced Training Course at the Accademia di Santa Cecilia with Ivan Rabaglia.

She attended the viola course at the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia with Simone Briatore.

She has performed in numerous Italian musical venues, including as a soloist at the ViolaFest in Siena, the Amici della Musica in Ancona, the Teatro "Off Off," ArteScienza, and the "Assoli" series at the Accademia Filarmonica Romana.

Becoming passionate about contemporary music, she began studying it. She made her debut at the ArteScienza Festival with eViola, a piece by Silvia Lanzalone dedicated to her. She also participated in the Festival's presentation of "Codici a tratto," an exhibition of the adaptive sculptural-musical work by Licia Galizia and Michelangelo Lupone [music and pianos], a performance that led to a performance at the European Parliament in Strasbourg in February 2024.

Since 2019, she has been a member of the PMCE (Parco della Musica Contemporanea Ensemble), with which she has had the opportunity to perform with international artists such as Bryce Dessner and Katia and Marielle Labèque.

In 2020, she inaugurated the 105 "1:1 Concerts," conceived by cultural mediator Christian Siegmund, together with flutist Stephanie Winker, set designer Franziska Ritter, and architect Sophie von Mansberg. The concert format—as simple as it was moving—consisted of placing a spectator and a musician face-to-face, performing for fifteen minutes while gazing into each other's eyes, two meters apart. She has performed in numerous chamber music seasons, including the Rome Chamber Music Festival, the Accademia dei Cameristi di Bari, the IUC, I Tramonti di Tinia, and Villa Pennisi in Musica, collaborating with Robert McDuffie, David Romano, Alessio Pianelli, Massimo Spada, Salvatore Quaranta, Daniel Palmizio, Maurizio Baglini, Silvia Chiesa, Luigi Piovano, and Bruno Weinmeister.

She is a founding member of the Klem Quartet, with whom she attended the Quartetto Prometeo quartet course at the Avos Project Music School.

With the Klem Quartet, she won first prize at the 2023 "Pietro Marzani" competition, which led her to perform with the quartet in important concert seasons, including the Oratorio del Gonfalone, Musica con Le Ali, Giovani talenti dell'orchestra da camera di Perugia, Etruria Musica Festival, Amici della Musica di Firenze, Società del Quartetto di Vicenza, and the Associazione Filarmonica di Rovereto.

She has worked as principal viola with the Roma Tre Orchestra, the Benevento Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Orchestra of Padua and the Veneto, and as a solo viola with the Orchestra of the Accademia di Santa Cecilia, the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino Orchestra, the Perugia Chamber Orchestra, and I Solisti Aquilani.

In October 2025, she won the Principal Viola Competition with the Orchestra of Padua and the Veneto.

Sicilian cellist and composer Alessio Pianelli stands out for his strong communicative power, natural breathing, poignant lyricism, virtuosity, and expressive authenticity.

He studied with G. Sollima, M. Brunello, and T. Demenga, and soon embarked on an international career, performing as a soloist with the Sinfonieorchester Basel, the Orquesta da Camera de Chile, and the RAI National Symphony Orchestra of Turin, performing his music in historic and prestigious venues such as the Walt Disney Hall in Los Angeles, the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome, and the Phoenix Hall in Osaka.
A recipient of awards at the Antonio Janigro International Cello Competition, the B. Mazzacurati International Cello Competition, and the Borletti Buitoni Trust, Alessio has participated in major international chamber music festivals, including the Davos Festival, the Piatigorsky Festival in Los Angeles, and the Marlboro Festival.

He has recorded CDs for Sonzogno/Egea, Rubicon, Claves, and Almendra Music. His compositions appear in the catalogs of Casa Musicale Sonzogno in Milan and Mueller & Schade in Bern and have been recorded for the Seed Music, Almendra Music, and Decca labels.

Alessio teaches cello at the A. Scontrino Conservatory in Trapani and at the Avos Project in Rome.

Massimo Spada, born in Rome in 1986, began his piano studies at the age of six and graduated with honours at Conservatorio Santa Cecilia in Rome in 2005, in the class of Pieralberto Biondi. He also studied with Boris Petrushansky, Riccardo Risaliti, Benedetto Lupo and Stefano Fiuzzi, Lazar Berman, Elissò Virsaladze, Joaquin Soriano and Andrea Lucchesini.

In 2009 he achieved his degree with honours in Music History at the Università La Sapienza in Rome. 
He regularly performs solo recitals and chamber music concerts in duo and trio formations. Among the musicians with whom he collaborated there are Beatrice Rana, Andrea Obiso, Andrea Oliva, Roberto González-Monjas, Simone Lamsma, David and Diego Romano, to name just a few. His intense concert activity led him to perform in many venues and festivals in Italy and abroad, including Parco della Musica in Rome, Festival MiTo in Turin, Festival Internazionali per la Pace in Assisi, Sagra Malatestiana in Rimini, and for several prestigious concerts series in Venice, Padua, Bologna, Cuneo, Matera, La Spezia, Sulmona, Catania, Siracusa, Campobasso, Aosta.

He promotes contemporary music and often performs pieces dedicated to him. Since 2011 he is the pianist of Ensemble Novecento, conducted by Carlo Rizzari, with whom he promoted new music of emerging composers.

He was awarded a First Prize in many international competitions, including J. S. Bach Competition in Sestri Levante, Rospigliosi Competition in Lamporecchio, Premio Sergio Cafaro.Very active as a teacher, he is piano professor at Conservatorio Morlacchi in Perugia and he is one of the founders and artistic directors of the International Music School Avos Project, where he teaches from 2020.