The italian pianist Andrea Turini is praised as an extremely engaging, sensitive and profound performer with a passionate approach to performance.

The concert activity of pianist Andrea Turini covers forty years of public performances, focusing with particular passion on the works of major composers including Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Schumann, Listz, Chopin, Brahms, Debussy, Ravel, Fauré ...

Thanks to his extraordinary interpretations and achievements in important international piano competitions, Andrea Turini carries out an intense concert activity in prestigious concert halls around the world such as Carnegie Hall in New York, Salle "A. Cortot" in Paris, Rai Auditorium in Rome, National Auditorium of Madrid, Teatro Municipal "Rosalia de Castro" of La Coruna, Teatro Donizetti of Bergamo, Teatro Ghione of Rome, Teatro Verdi of Trieste, Auditorium de Galicia of Santiago de Compostela, Teatro Bibiena of Mantua.

He is constantly invited to prestigious international piano festivals in Italy, Spain, France, Germany, The Netherlands, Belgium, Norway, North Macedonia, Poland, Switzerland, Austria, Israel and the United States.

Andrea Turini is widely recognized as one of J.S. Bach’s main interpreters, with such a diversity of contrasting colors as he unveils an original interpretation which comes from a convergence of in-depth study and emotions. Such an interpretation is performed through a refined technique and it is motivated by a deep and constant love for one of the greatest composers.

Active as a chamber musician, he is a member of the Agorà Piano Quartet and works with renowned soloists and first chairs of prestigious orchestras. His prolonged experience with the famous String Trio of Florence is important and his activity as a piano duo is extensive, which he shared first with Gianluca Passerotti and later with Maria Grazia Petrali.

Andrea Turini also regularly performs as a soloist with orchestras, collaborating, among others, with the Orchestra Musici Aurei, Orchestra da Camera Fiorentina, Orchestra Sinfonica di Sanremo, Orchestra Sinfonica Città di Grosseto, Orchestra OIDA, Orquestra de Câmara de Cascais and Oeiras, Talenti d'Arte Chamber Orchestra, Asolana Malipiero String Orchestra, Il Contrappunto Orchestra. His performances under the direction of L. Piovano, N. Lalov, M. Caldi, L. Alves, G. Lanzetta and G.B. Varoli are of particular importance.

He did television recordings for RAI Uno, RAI International, for Yugoslavian and North Macedonian television and radio, radio recordings for the three national RAI networks, for Vatican Radio, for Radio Nacional de Espana, he has recorded Bach, Brahms, Rachmaninoff and Ravel’s music on CD’s.

His project of recording Bach's solo works began in 2020 and it is still work in progress. Currently, Turini is touring Europe, Asia and the United States with his acclaimed J.S. Bach Goldberg Variations, that he has just recorded and is yet to be released. 

Andrea Turini is a highly regarded and highly experienced passionate and dedicated teacher.

There are many pianists who studied with him, as well as are many winners and prizewinners in national and international competitions who stand out for their concert and teaching activities.

Andrea Turini is professor of a piano chair at the "Gioacchino Rossini" Conservatory of Pesaro, where he is also coordinator of the Keyboard and Percussion Instruments Department and member of the Academic Council.

He is regularly invited to teach masterclasses and interpretation courses in Italy, Spain, France, The Netherlands and Germany. He is often invited as a juror as well as a president in International Piano Competitions. He is the artistic director of the Valdarnese Music Academy and of the Humberto Quagliata International Piano Competition Città di San Giovanni Valdarno.