About
Giuliano Poles graduated in Piano Performance from the “Jacopo Tomadini” Conservatory in Udine, where he studied under M° Ugo Cividino and later with M° Antonio Nimis. During his final academic years, he refined his skills by studying with internationally renowned teachers such as Daniel Rivera, Lukáš Michel, and Luigi Di Ilio, delving particularly into the Impressionist repertoire.
Throughout his studies, he participated successfully in numerous national and international competitions, earning significant accolades: 1st Prize at “Città di Stresa” and the 3rd National Competition “Menicagli” in Livorno; 2nd Prize at “Amici della Musica” in Ancona; and 3rd Prize at both the “Antonio Salieri” International Competition in Verona and the “Città di Treviso” in the Contemporary Music section.
“Music is my universal language and an endless field of exploration, where every project begins as a question, and every note unveils a possible answer.”
His concert career began to flourish during these years, leading him to perform in major venues and events. Highlights include symphonic concerts at the “Teatro Verdi” in Pordenone (2006 and 2007) and Padua (2007), the “Concerto Grosso” with the Orchestra and Choir S. Marco, and the gala evening of the “International Architecture Competition” in Turin (2008). In 2012, he performed alongside saxophonist Enrica Birsa at the prestigious World Saxophone Congress (WSCXVI) in St. Andrews, Scotland.
In 2013, after completing his studies at the Conservatory, Giuliano felt the need to expand his artistic expression through composition. This marked the beginning of a phase of research and experimentation, leading him to collaborate on theatrical projects and create music for productions such as Sinchrony City (M.T.V. Labs, 2013) and the éStoria Festival in Gorizia (2014).
