Among the most captivating and promising piano duos of their generation, twin sisters BEATRICE & ELEONORA DALLGNESE combine artistic depth, flawless ensemble precision, and innate musicality in every performance.

Born in Treviso, Italy, and currently based in Salzburg, the 25-year-old pianists regularly perform in leading concert series and festivals. Their appearances include prestigious venues such as the Accademia Filarmonica di Verona, Società del Quartetto di Milano, Teatro alla Scala Museum, Bocconi University, Fondazione La Società dei Concerti di Milano, Bologna Festival, Andrea Bocelli Foundation, and Teatro La Fenice in Venice. They have also played at the American Academy in Rome and Fazioli Concert Hall, among many others.

International engagements have brought them to Carnegie Hall in New York, Musikverein in Graz, Wiener Saal in Salzburg, the Italian Cultural Institutes in Warsaw, Madrid, Istanbul, and Brussels, as well as to festivals in Monte Carlo, Menton, Krakow, Iserlohn, Piła, and Łódź. Upcoming highlights for 2025 include performances in Amsterdam, Vienna, Salzburg, Munich, Berlin, and Hamburg.

Selected by Mozarteum University Salzburg, they will record works from the classical repertoire for the Austrian Pavilion at Expo 2025 in Osaka. They will also contribute to the Brahms Project curated by the Imola Piano Academy, having previously recorded for its Schumann Project in 2022.

Since 2022, Beatrice and Eleonora are Yamaha Artists. On this occasion, they recorded their debut album ITER.

As soloists, they have performed with orchestras such as the Orchestra Sinfonica Abruzzese, Bacau Philharmonic, and Virtuosi Brunensis, and collaborated with artists including Quartetto Adorno and pianist Gloria Campaner, who praised their "musical complicity, synergy, and mutual understanding."

In 2023, they were selected to represent Italy in the international project Young Italian Musical Talents in the World, promoted by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in collaboration with CIDIM and the Imola Piano Academy.

Their performances have been featured by major media outlets including Mediaset (Tg5, Studio Aperto), Rai3 (TgR), Rai Radio3, Venice Classic Radio, and ORF Austria.

Winners of 45 first prizes in national and international competitions, their accolades include the American Protégé Competition (New York), Piano Talents (Milan), Roma International Piano Competition, Monte Carlo Four-Hands Competition, César Franck International Competition (Brussels), and others in Treviso, San Donà, and Bologna.

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