Anna Claudia Agazzi

Pianist, PhD in Arts from Unesp and a Master of Arts from the Manhattan School of Music (NY). She is currently a professor at the Institute of Arts of the State University of São Paulo. He has appeared in several countries, among them in the former USSR, Italy, France, USA, Canada, Argentina in solo career, chamber music and soloist with orchestras. He works in research related to the interpretation of the pianístico repertoire and experimental techniques in the improvement of the public performance of the piano instrument. She was responsible for the first worldwide recording of Ottorino Respighi's works, received several awards in Brazil, and the Interpreter Prize of Edward Grieg. She is invited sporadically for presentations and artistic direction of festivals, exhibitions and was responsible for extension projects that associate music with the environment, such as the Caminhos Sonoros project. He is interested in experiments that associate music with other arts, as well as new forms of presentation of scholarly musical content. It is very active in the articulation of public activities in various segments of the culture. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)