Emanuela Ercolano
Piano Teacher – Portici Branch
She began studying music at a very young age, combining deep expressive sensitivity with a rigorous course of study that led her to graduate with top marks and honours from the Liceo Musicale “Pitagora – B. Croce”.
She continued her academic training with a Degree in Piano at the “V. Bellini” Conservatory in Caltanissetta, and then completed the Specialist Two-year Course in the solo track at the “G. Martucci” Conservatory in Salerno.
Her artistic background has been enriched over time through encounters with leading figures of the international piano scene.
She has taken part in advanced masterclasses given by renowned maestros, including Maestro Benedetto Lupo.
Alongside her concert activity, she is passionately dedicated to music education.
Her teaching approach places the individual growth of each student at the centre, building tailor-made paths that guide the student from the first discovery of the instrument to technical preparation for exams, auditions and Conservatory admissions.
Opportunities
The Academy offers numerous performance opportunities, designed to help students grow through first-hand stage experience, sharing and teamwork.
Besides concerts, we organise group lessons, studio recordings and educational trips, which allow young people to experience music from different, stimulating and professional perspectives.
These activities are essential for developing stage presence, artistic awareness and the ability to engage with an audience in a natural and confident way.
Trinity College London Exam Certification
Graded exams in nine levels, from Initial (preparatory) to Grade 8
Trinity College London Music Exams are an important milestone in the training of young musicians. The graded structure makes it possible to assess students from their very first steps in music and to continue seamlessly, encouraging steady improvement.
A Trinity music certification, internationally recognised and mapped to the EQF (European Qualifications Framework), can be used as an educational credit in the Italian state exam and included in the Student Curriculum introduced by the Ministry of Education.
