Violinist Emma Arizza & Pianist Stefano Marzanni playing their own arrangement of famous Monti's Czardas as opening for the Tennis ATP Championship at the Royal Albert Hall in London. Graduated from the Royal College of Music, they have an active career across Italy, the UK and other countries. Emma's Website: https://www.emmaarizzaviolinist.com Stefano's Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/stefanomarzannikeys/ Instruments: Stefano performs on a Nord stage 3 keyboard. Emma performs on a precious F. Guadagnini violin. Venue: Royal Albert Hall Music: Own Arrangement of Vittorio Monti popular Czardas Subscribe for more videos and content! Support me on my Patreon account and get exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=32254682

Johannes Brahms - Scherzo dalla Sonata per violino e pianoforte F.A.E. - Emma Arizza e Ana Bursać - Concerto del 29 aprile 2016. Como, Associazione G. Carducci

H . Wieniawski Capriccio-valse op.7, Emma Arizza-Maria Grecu

From a live concert in July 2017 performed by Emma Arizza (violin) and Ana Bursac (piano) in Villa d'Este, Lake Como. Emma plays a Marcello Villa violin. Video production by Ale Copertino. I. Stravinsky - Suite Italienne II mov (Serenata)- Emma Arizza and Ana Bursac Emma Arizza: Winner of the Musicians' Company Award 2019, Emma Arizza has established a fine career as a concert violinist. A native of Como, Italy, Emma regularly performs throughout her home country and the UK, as a soloist and in various ensembles. She is currently based in London having recently graduated from the Royal College of Music with distinction. Ever since her debut in Romania at the age of 16 with the Orchestra of Bacau playing the Sibelius concerto, Emma’s performances have taken her across Europe, with concerts in France, Greece, the Netherlands, Romania, Russia, Spain, Switzerland and the UK. Performances have taken Emma to the Estense Hall (Varese), Ateneu hall (Bacau), as soloist with the Mihail Jora Philarmonic Orchestra (Bacau) and Rachmaninov Hall (Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory), Sale Apollinee at La Fenice Theatre (Venice), Palazzo Pitti (Florence), Teatro Sociale (Como), Zandonai Theatre (Rovereto), Auditorium Gaber and Sala Verdi (Milan), St. James’s Piccadilly, the Russian Cultural Centre, and many other venues in London, and has attended masterclasses with the likes of Sergej Krylov, Zakhar Bron (Sommer Academie Salzburg Mozarteum) and the Tchaikovsky Trio. Emma has won numerous national and international competitions in Italy, as a soloist and in chamber ensembles, including the Rassegna Castrocaro Classica, one of the highest Italian prizes, at which she was also awarded the Audience Prize. Awards to date also include the Biennial Violin Competition Vittorio Veneto (Special Prize for talent and excellence); European Moncalieri Competition - Violin and Orchestra; Barlassina International Young Talent Competition; F. Pavia National Competition; National Giussano Competition; Bellagio and Como Lake Festival International Competition. She was also awarded ‘Best Graduate’, the Franz Terraneo Prize, at Como. As artist in residence for the Fondazione La Società dei Concerti di Milano (season 2018/2019), Emma performed for the Associazione Musica con le Ali, and as soloist in the CDIM Israel tour "Suono italiano 2019". After an invitation to become a Yeoman of the Musicians’ Company, she will join their five-year Young Artist Program, and has also been awarded the full Gladys Bratton Scholarship for Masters studies at the prestigious Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, in London. Emma continues her studies with the celebrated Mayumi Fujikawa. Emma plays on a precious old Italian violin by Francesco Guadagnini (1927).

From a live concert performed by Emma Arizza (violin) and Ana Bursac (piano) in Villa d'Este, Lake Como. Emma plays a Marcello Villa violin. Video production by Ale Copertino. Winner of the Musicians' Company Award 2019, Emma Arizza has established a fine career as a concert violinist. A native of Como, Italy, Emma regularly performs throughout her home country and the UK, as a soloist and in various ensembles. She is currently based in London having recently graduated from the Royal College of Music with distinction. Ever since her debut in Romania at the age of 16 with the Orchestra of Bacau playing the Sibelius concerto, Emma’s performances have taken her across Europe, with concerts in France, Greece, the Netherlands, Romania, Russia, Spain, Switzerland and the UK. Performances have taken Emma to the Estense Hall (Varese), Ateneu hall (Bacau), as soloist with the Mihail Jora Philarmonic Orchestra (Bacau) and Rachmaninov Hall (Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory), Sale Apollinee at La Fenice Theatre (Venice), Palazzo Pitti (Florence), Teatro Sociale (Como), Zandonai Theatre (Rovereto), Auditorium Gaber and Sala Verdi (Milan), St. James’s Piccadilly, the Russian Cultural Centre, and many other venues in London, and has attended masterclasses with the likes of Sergej Krylov, Zakhar Bron (Sommer Academie Salzburg Mozarteum) and the Tchaikovsky Trio. Emma has won numerous national and international competitions in Italy, as a soloist and in chamber ensembles, including the Rassegna Castrocaro Classica, one of the highest Italian prizes, at which she was also awarded the Audience Prize. Awards to date also include the Biennial Violin Competition Vittorio Veneto (Special Prize for talent and excellence); European Moncalieri Competition - Violin and Orchestra; Barlassina International Young Talent Competition; F. Pavia National Competition; National Giussano Competition; Bellagio and Como Lake Festival International Competition. She was also awarded ‘Best Graduate’, the Franz Terraneo Prize, at Como. As artist in residence for the Fondazione La Società dei Concerti di Milano (season 2018/2019), Emma performed for the Associazione Musica con le Ali, and as soloist in the CDIM Israel tour "Suono italiano 2019". After an invitation to become a Yeoman of the Musicians’ Company, she will join their five-year Young Artist Program, and has also been awarded the full Gladys Bratton Scholarship for Masters studies at the prestigious Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, in London. Emma continues her studies with the celebrated Mayumi Fujikawa. Emma plays on a precious old Italian violin by Francesco Guadagnini (1927).

Emma Arizza and Stefano Marzanni play "The Bee" by F.Schubert. Stop motion animations by Emma Arizza "Bee sound" by Stefano Marzanni with Nord Stage 3 Enjoy our homemade video ;)

La splendida Humoresque di A. Dvorak nell'interpretazione di Emma Arizza e Antonino Fiumara de 10 maggio 2019 in Sala Verdi al Conservatorio di Milano. Video autorizzato dagli interpreti realizzato da C.G.

Emma Arizza plays and conducts Mozart Concerto K216 in G major for violin and orchestra. Accompanied by Orchestra Franz Terraneo. Recorded live in Sala Musa, Como, 2018 Video credits: Maila Bidoli Winner of the Musicians' Company Award 2019, Emma Arizza has established a fine career as a concert violinist. A native of Como, Italy, Emma regularly performs throughout her home country and the UK, as a soloist and in various ensembles. She is currently based in London having recently graduated from the Royal College of Music with distinction. Ever since her debut in Romania at the age of 16 with the Orchestra of Bacau playing the Sibelius concerto, Emma’s performances have taken her across Europe, with concerts in France, Greece, the Netherlands, Romania, Russia, Spain, Switzerland and the UK. Performances have taken Emma to the Estense Hall (Varese), Ateneu hall (Bacau), as soloist with the Mihail Jora Philarmonic Orchestra (Bacau) and Rachmaninov Hall (Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory), Sale Apollinee at La Fenice Theatre (Venice), Palazzo Pitti (Florence), Teatro Sociale (Como), Zandonai Theatre (Rovereto), Auditorium Gaber and Sala Verdi (Milan), St. James’s Piccadilly, the Russian Cultural Centre, and many other venues in London, and has attended masterclasses with the likes of Sergej Krylov, Zakhar Bron (Sommer Academie Salzburg Mozarteum) and the Tchaikovsky Trio. Emma has won numerous national and international competitions in Italy, as a soloist and in chamber ensembles, including the Rassegna Castrocaro Classica, one of the highest Italian prizes, at which she was also awarded the Audience Prize. Awards to date also include the Biennial Violin Competition Vittorio Veneto (Special Prize for talent and excellence); European Moncalieri Competition - Violin and Orchestra; Barlassina International Young Talent Competition; F. Pavia National Competition; National Giussano Competition; Bellagio and Como Lake Festival International Competition. She was also awarded ‘Best Graduate’, the Franz Terraneo Prize, at Como. As artist in residence for the Fondazione La Società dei Concerti di Milano (season 2018/2019), Emma performed for the Associazione Musica con le Ali, and as soloist in the CDIM Israel tour "Suono italiano 2019". After an invitation to become a Yeoman of the Musicians’ Company, she will join their five-year Young Artist Program, and has also been awarded the full Gladys Bratton Scholarship for Masters studies at the prestigious Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, in London. Emma continues her studies with the celebrated Mayumi Fujikawa. Emma plays on a precious old Italian violin by Francesco Guadagnini (1927).