Martina
Frezzotti

Throughout her career Frezzotti has performed in UK, Ukraine, Japan, USA, Italy, Spain, Germany, Austria, France, Poland, Bulgaria, Belgium, the Netherlands, Slovenia, Croatia, Greece, Turkey, Russia. She has appeared in venues such as Carnegie Hall in New York, Wiener Saal in Salzburg, Osaka’s Kawai Concert Hall, the Philharmonic Hall of Kyiv, Warsaw Philharmonic, many Italian Institutes of Culture all over Europe, the Memorial House of Sviatoslav Richter in Moscow, the Slovene National Theater in Maribor under the patronage of the Italian Presidency. In Italy, she has played for institutions such as the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, Società dei Concerti di Milano, Società dei Concerti di Trieste, Ferrara Musica, Palermo Classica, Amici della Musica di Udine, Donatori di Musica and many others.
During her training years Martina Frezzotti took part in several International Masterclasses and Summer Festivals, including Berlin Piano Festival (with Prof. Boris Berman), Mozarteum Summer Academy (with Prof. Dmitri Bashkirov), Como Lake Academy (with Prof. William Grant Naborè), also with other famous teachers Vladimir Krainev, Vera Gornostaeva, Natalya Trull, Leonid Margarius, Boris Petrushansky. She received various important scholarships throughout her career.
She has taken part in National and International Competitions, obtained diplomas of Finalist and Semifinalist in many major international competitions: Golden Medal at the 2nd Vienna Internation Music Competition (2020), Semifinalist Diploma at Prokofiev International Competition (St. Petersburg 2013), Semifinalist Diploma at Horowitz International Piano Competition (Kiev, 2012), 1st Prize at Brest International Competition (2013).
She has been one of the 4 Italian competitors at XVII Chopin International Piano Competition in Warsaw (2015).
Since 2020, Martina Frezzotti has been continuously engaged in teaching roles at various Italian conservatories. She currently holds a professorship at the “G. Tartini” Conservatory in Trieste, and has previously taught at the “N. Rota” Conservatory in Monopoli, “G. Martucci” Conservatory in Salerno, “G. da Venosa” Conservatory in Potenza, “G. B. Pergolesi” Conservatory in Fermo.
Each year she receives Erasmus+ mobility funding to carry out teaching activities across Europe, confirming her role as a highly sought-after educator in the international academic landscape.