Italian pianist Giulio Poggia graduated from the Conservatorio “Arrigo Pedrollo” di Vicenza at the age of 19 after only seven years of study; he then moved to London and completed the Postgraduate Diploma Degree at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music & Dance with a distinction Described as talented and promising by his teachers, he developed quickly and studied with many distinguished musicians, such as Renato Maioli, Stefania Redaelli, Riccardo Zadra, Federica Righini, Wolfram Schmitt-Leonardy, Pascal Roge and Douglas Finch. During his studies he performed in different places in Italy: Auditorium Nuovo Montemezzi di Verona, Sala Consiliare di Pordenone, Sala Concerti Marcella Pobbe di Vicenza and in Belluno, Thiene and Sacile. In London he performed as soloist with the Trinity Laban Symphony Orchestra at Blackheath Halls, conducted by Garry Walker, playing Riverrun by Takemitsu and a solo recital with an all water-related programme at the National Maritime Museum for the Turner and The Sea Exhibition. Giulio is now a Master's student with Philip Fowke at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music & Dance, supported by a Scholarship awarded by Trinity Laban.
