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Martina Frezzotti is a contemporary classical pianist known for a Russian-trained technique and a concert repertoire that spotlights female composers alongside canonical masters. Her recordings of Amy Beach and Fanny Mendelssohn have drawn praise from major outlets and music scholars alike. As a performer with a dynamic recital presence, Martina engages audiences with thoughtful program choices, technical clarity, and a commitment to expanding the visibility of women in classical piano.

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Her performances blend a refined touch with expressive depth, making her a compelling choice for listeners seeking thoughtful, technically assured piano music presented in compelling programs.

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Upcoming highlights include a busy 2025 touring season with appearances in London, New York, Trieste, Udine, Budapest, and Warsaw, plus masterclasses in Gorizia/Nova Gorica. A standout highlight is the All-Chopin recital at Carnegie Hall (Weill Recital Hall) on January 27, 2025, followed by a duo recital with Mahler 1st Symphony at Klavierhaus on January 31, 2025. Martina also maintains an active recording and performance schedule, continuing to bring attention to composers like Amy Beach and Fanny Mendelssohn. Secure your seats early with Go!2025 options and stay connected through her official channels for announcements and new releases.

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Connect with Martina Frezzotti for updates, performances, and insights into her interpretive approach by visiting her official website and social channels:

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For concert attendees and followers in the Greater Europe and North America, Martina Frezzotti’s programs offer an insightful, accessible pathway into a repertoire that highlights female composers and classic masterworks alike. We’ve got you covered with reliable, up-to-date concert information and a straightforward process to secure your seats.

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  • Discography (most recent first): Amy Beach: Piano Music (2023, Piano Classics) and Fanny Mendelssohn: Piano Music (2022, Piano Classics).
  • 2025 highlight: All-Chopin recital at Carnegie Hall (Weill Recital Hall) on January 27, 2025, followed by a Mahler 1st Symphony duo recital at Klavierhaus (Jan 31, 2025).
  • Awards: Golden Medal, 2nd Vienna International Music Competition (2020); Semifinalist, Prokofiev International Competition (St. Petersburg, 2013); Semifinalist, Horowitz International Piano Competition (Kiev, 2012); 1st Prize, Brest International Competition (2013).
  • Media praise: Gramophone, International Piano, and other outlets have featured her Amy Beach and Fanny Mendelssohn recordings with high acclaim.
  • Genre/style: Classical piano with a Russian-trained technique; repertoire emphasizes female composers (Mendelssohn, Beach) and Chopin, plus recital programs.
  • Social media presence: Spotify, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube are linked from her official site.

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Martina Frezzotti Discography

  • Amy Beach: Piano Music
    2023 · Piano Classics
  • Fanny Mendelssohn: Piano Music
    2022 · Piano Classics

Upcoming highlights include a busy 2025 touring season with appearances in London, New York, Trieste, Udine, Budapest, and Warsaw, plus masterclasses in Gorizia/Nova Gorica. A standout highlight is the All-Chopin recital at Carnegie Hall (Weill Recital Hall) on January 27, 2025, followed by a duo recital with Mahler 1st Symphony at Klavierhaus on January 31, 2025. Martina also maintains an active recording and performance schedule, continuing to bring attention to composers like Amy Beach and Fanny Mendelssohn. Secure your seats early with Go!2025 options and stay connected through her official channels for announcements and new releases.

Connect with Martina Frezzotti for updates, performances, and insights into her interpretive approach by visiting her official website and social channels:

For concert attendees and followers in the Greater Europe and North America, Martina Frezzotti’s programs offer an insightful, accessible pathway into a repertoire that highlights female composers and classic masterworks alike. We’ve got you covered with reliable, up-to-date concert information and a straightforward process to secure your seats.

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