
Matilda
De Angiolini
pianist · researcher · teacher
Biography
Matilda De Angiolini is an Italian pianist, artistic researcher and educator.

Trained in Italy, the United States and Belgium, Matilda De Angiolini performs as a soloist and chamber musician across Europe. Her work brings together concert performance, teaching and artistic research. She is currently a doctoral researcher at the “Franco Vittadini” Conservatoire in Pavia.
Research
My research
Giving voice to the unpublished

My research brings musical philology and piano performance into dialogue, exploring how the critical study of sources, analysis and artistic practice can inform one another.
At its centre are Guido Alberto Fano’s unpublished piano manuscripts and the performer’s role in bringing them to life for the first time.
Teaching
My approach to teaching

To me, learning the piano means learning to value time: with patience, consistency and passion, what first seems out of reach can gradually become possible.
Every student follows a different path. My teaching begins with attentive listening and brings together discipline, freedom, curiosity and the joy of making music.
Whether you are beginning, returning to the piano after many years or continuing an established course of study, I would be delighted to hear from you.
The first introductory lesson is free!
Concerts
On stage

A selection of recitals, collaborations and concert appearances in Italy and abroad.