Claudio Maria Micheli

In 1991 he made his debut with a series of concerts with the world-famous tenor Giuseppe Di Stefano in the most important theaters in Germany (Bonn, Stuttgart, Berlin, Frankfurt, Wiesbaden, Lübeck, Hannover, Munich, Nuremberg, Düsseldorf, Cologne, Hamburg, ...) enjoying incredible success. Since then he has been performing, conducting more than 900 opera/symphony concerts and operas, in the most relevant international concert events in Italy and Albania, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, South Korea, France, Germany, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland, Ukraine, Venezuela, ...

He has conducted international artists, among the most famous Ghena Dimitrova, José Carreras, Nunzio Todisco, Lando Bartolini, Nicola Martinucci, Giuseppe Taddei, José Sempere, Luca Canonici, Tiziana Fabbricini, Gianfranco Cecchele, Marco Berti, Piero Giuliacci, and many others.

As Ballet Director he has collaborated with Carla Fracci, Beppe Menegatti, Fredy Franzutti (La fille du Danube by Adolphe-Charles Adam at the Teatro dell'Opera in Rome), Raffaele Paganini (Romeo and Juliet by Sergej Prokofiev), Mario Bigonzetti (Giselle by Adolphe-Charles Adam), ...

He has worked with Directors and Set Designers such as Lamberto Pugelli, Franco Zeffirelli (Aida with the Teatro alla Scala staging ed.1963 directed at the Seoul Opera House and revived by Nicola Zorzi), Paolo Bosisio, Gianni Quaranta, Enrico Stinchelli, Dario Micheli, Franco Vacchi, Stefano Piacenti, Beppe De Tomasi, Silvio Giordani, Renato Bonajuto, Guido Zamara, ...

He played the role of the Conductor in the film La vita è bella, by and with Roberto Benigni, conducting the Barcarola from Offenbach's Tales of Hoffmann at the Teatro Petrarca in Arezzo. In addition to the operatic repertoire, in which he is a specialist, he devotes himself with equal success to the great symphonic repertoire, as Principal Conductor and Guest Conductor of numerous institutions.