Emanuele Addis, born in 1996 in Sassari, Italy. He has begun his classical guitar training at the age of fourteen at Liceo Musicale in Sassari under the guidance of professor Calogero Sportato.

He is currently attending the Conservatorio Antonio Vivaldi (Alessandria, Italy) in Frédéric Zigante’s class and he graduated with a Bachelor’s degree with first-class honors. Addis will attend a Master of Arts at the Royal Academy of Music and Michael Lewin will be his new teacher.

Addis stood out in numerous national and international competitions. To name but a few, he won the 1st prize at the Ventennale Ossola Guitar Festival in Valstrona; 1st prize at Moncalieri European Music Competition, 1st prize at the Ansaldi National Competition of 2018; he qualified for the ARD Musikwettbewerb in Munich, 3rd prize at the Brussels International Guitar Competition and the 2nd prize at Guitart International Guitar Competition 2019 in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.

Additionally, Addis participated in several solo recitals in Italy, Germany, Belgium and Serbia. In fact, he performed at the La Cupola Theatre in San Teodoro, in Nuoro for the Young Musicians concert season, at the Festival Internazionale in Bosa Antica, as well as the solo recital at the Sala Rosa Hotel Villa Las Tronas in Alghero, at the Monferrato Classic Festival, followed by the performances at the Palazzina Liberty in Milan, at the Senato della Repubblica Italiana in Rome, Italian Institute of Culture in Munich, Germany, Theâtre du Vaudeville in Brussels and the Treća beogradska gimnazija in Belgrade.

He will play as soloist the famous Concierto de Aranjuez with the Alessandria’s conservatory orchestra in June 2021.