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Fernanda Morello was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Graduated "Summa cum Laude" from BA Consevatory "Manuel de Falla", she studied with Maria Fernanda Bruno Juan Kaloustian , Pía Sebastiani , Adela Marshall and Diana Lopszyc. In 1995 Morello continued her musical education in New York, coaching with Ana Maria Trenchi (NYU) and in Master Classes of prestigious musicians such as Ralph Votapek, Barry Douglas, Alicia de Larrocha and Byron Jannis among others. She won the " Honorable Mention" of the International Piano Competition (Professional Category) sponsored by "The Association of Pianists and Piano Teachers of The Americas", New York 1996.
Fernanda Morello performed in every concert hall in Buenos Aires, Argentina, including "Teatro Colon", main hall and "Salon Dorado". She is often a guest in music festivals in her country, such as "Festival Musical LlaoLlao", Bariloche, argentinean Patagonia. In New York she played at Steinway Hall, and in Klavierhaus Manhattan. She also was invited to play and give a Master Class at the "Germaine Pinault School of Music" in Long Island. Her recordings, often sponsored by musical institutions, include CDs as Schumann Carnaval op9 and op26; Schubert, Debussy and Chopin waltzes selections; Argentinean contemporary composers; "Tango a dos pianos" in two pianos with pianist Martin Roig. In September 2001 , Morello released a new CD of french music for piano duet with pianist Patricia Vila , earning several brilliant critics. Morello is a very versatile musician: she is also a chamber music pianist, playing in her piano duets, piano quartet and accompanying singers. She feels very comfortable both in 19th and 20th century music. She plays "hammerklavier" for 18th century music - recently Mozart piano concerto K453 at Teatro Colon. In June 2001 Fernanda Morello played in Madrid, Spain .Future engagements will take her for european tour in 2002-2003 season. From your CD "Carnavales" of Robert Schumann
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