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Biography
Aldo Cicchini graduated with top honors, receiving special recognition at the Milan Conservatory under the guidance of Daniele Gay. He later refined his studies at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna with Dora Schwarzberg. Since 2014, he has been a member of the RAI National Symphony Orchestra (Italy), performing as part of the first violins section.
Between 2010 and 2013, he was a member of the String Sextet of the “Accademia Teatro Alla Scala di Milano“, touring across Italy, Asia, and South America, and recording live for Radio3 in Italy, Limen TV, and Hong Kong Radio.
Aldo Cicchini’s musical journey has been both challenging and rewarding. He has lived in three different countries and traveled around the world, learning from people of diverse backgrounds and experiencing moments that have enriched him not only as a musician but also as a human being.
Driven by an unbounded love for music, he goes beyond the violin, playing multiple instruments and creating interpretations that blend the elegance of classical music with the vitality of contemporary sounds. His innovative string trio, OP3, brings these elements to life in a truly unique experience.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Aldo Cicchini performed daily from his balcony, offering hope to those nearby and livestreaming his music on social media to share its beauty with those in quarantine. His 36 concerts quickly went viral worldwide, reaching over 300,000 people daily across the globe. This became a lesson in reinvention and stepping out of one’s comfort zone when all concert halls were closed, making traditional musical performances impossible.
He has participated in TEDx conferences, where he has moved thousands of people through a combination of words and music, performing in various auditoriums and events across Europe and Latin America.
As a motivational speaker, Aldo Cicchini shares his journey and the secrets of mastering music with audiences worldwide, both in person and online. He inspires others to discover their potential through the transformative power of music.
Additionally, organizations can experience the power of collective resonance. Working in harmony towards a shared goal far surpasses what any individual can achieve alone.
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