Biography

Cecchini is an Argentine composer and conductor with more than 15 years of training in composition, piano and conducting. He has been fortunate to learn from outstanding teachers such as Walter Frandjie, Laurent Ronzon and Pietro Veneri in Argentina, France and Italy. His career has been enriched through diverse experiences, including performances in prestigious European and Argentine venues.

He has been assistant conductor at the Toscanini Philharmonic Orchestra of Parma and has worked with the Buenos Aires Young Talents Orchestra, under the direction of maestro Facundo Sacco. He has given concerts in prominent venues, such as the Auditorium of the Conservatory of Parma, the Aula Magna of the National College of Buenos Aires, and has performed Beethoven's Concerto No. 5 for piano and orchestra. He has also performed at the Beethoven Foundation in Buenos Aires on several occasions, both as a soloist and in chamber music.

His music is characterized by an exploration of the complexity of human suffering and beauty, fusing melodic, harmonic and rhythmic elements. Throughout his career, he has sought to create works that not only convey emotion, but also serve as vehicles for introspection and personal transformation.

Cecchini aspires to contribute to society by creating new works that spiritually uplift listeners. His goal is to use music as a tool for a deeper understanding of the human being and experience, reflecting the resilience and heroic spirit that have inspired his work.