Special Events

Music School of Delaware Performance Collab Series featuring Giampiero Bugliarello

Join us for the third installment of this new four-part musical collaboration concert series bringing DelArt and The Music School of Delaware together! Featuring a variety of musical styles and talented Music School artists and ensembles, the series offers a chance to experience great live music in a welcoming Museum setting. Beer and wine will be available for purchase.

Future collab in the series:

February 24: Nagoya String Quartet

About Giampiero Bugliarello

Giampiero Bugliarello presents a range of influences, including Beethoven and Liszt, with an occasional touch of 20th-century-style modernity in the Rachmaninoff vein” (Soundwordsight journal).

Mr. Bugliarello took his first steps toward music at the age of four, playing the family piano and learning by ear. Soon after, under the guidance of Ketty Teriaca, he began formal study of the instrument. With Alberto Alibrandi, he undertook the study of music theory and jazz, and at the age of eleven, he joined the class of Carmelo Pappalardo at the Vincenzo Bellini Conservatory in Catania, where he graduated with the highest honors. Twice a recipient of a full scholarship, he earned a master’s degree and a doctorate at the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., under the guidance of Nikita Fitenko. At the same institution, he was appointed ad honorem visiting scholar to research Latin American art music, with several articles published by Naxos. He also published his original compositions Ballata and Fantasia with DaVinci Editions. Today, he is a piano instructor at The Music School of Delaware.

Mr. Bugliarello participated in the fifteenth edition of the Trecastagni International Music Festival, and his concert activity includes performances at the Wiener Saal, Ward Recital Hall, Hartke Theater, Heritage Hall, Art Barns, Covington Center for the Performing Arts in Radford, Lyon College, the New River Valley Fine Arts Center, the University Club of New York, the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., and Carnegie Hall in New York.

In 2021, he was appointed a goodwill ambassador by the Arkansas Secretary of State and received a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services visa for individuals with extraordinary ability.