Born in Viterbo in 1997, Lucrezia Liberati has pursued a musical path nourished by a constant artistic exploration within international contexts.
She graduated with honors and special distinction from the Conservatorio P. Mascagni in Livorno, where she studied with Daniel Rivera and Maurizio Baglini. She subsequently moved to Lucerne to attend the Master’s program in Solo Performance with Konstantin Lifschitz at the Hochschule Luzern – Musik.
Key milestones include her June 2025 debut at the KKL Lucerne with the Luzerner Sinfonieorchester conducted by Francesco Cagnasso, and the 2024 release of her first CD, Crossing Roads (Da Vinci Classics), a project dedicated to Adolf von Henselt, Clara Wieck-Schumann, and Theodor Döhler. She has performed in various Italian and international festivals and venues, including Tiroler Festspiele Erl, Piano City Milano, Cremona Musica, and Teatro Palladium in Rome. As a soloist, she has collaborated with Roma Tre Orchestra, Orchestra del Teatro Goldoni, and Camerata Musicale del Gentile.
Her deep interest in lesser-known repertoire and affinity for literary themes led to her admission to the
PhD program in Italian Piano Music, with a research project on Ottorino Respighi.