Marco Ambrosini

Marco Ambrosini, born in 1964 in Forlì, Italy, is an outstanding musician, composer and arranger who began his musical journey in the world of classical music. He studied violin and composition and played in various orchestras and ensembles before his career took a fascinating turn.

His passion led him to the nyckelharpa, an almost forgotten but fascinating keyed fiddle. This instrument, which is a kind of violin with keys, inspired Marco, and he became one of the first to use the nyckelharpa outside Scandinavia, not only in Swedish folk music, but also in early and contemporary music.

Ambrosini is known for its artistic diversity. He has worked with renowned ensembles such as L’Arpeggiata, Oni Wytars and Supersonus and has conquered stages around the world. His talent also extends to jazz, where he has played with artists such as Michael Riessler and Jean-Louis Matinier.

With over 160 CDs recorded and released by prestigious labels such as Sony Classical, Deutsche Harmonia Mundi and ECM, Marco Ambrosini has firmly established his influence in the music world.

Marco also shares his passion and knowledge by teaching at various universities in Europe. He has also launched educational initiatives such as the European Nyckelharpa Training Course and is the artistic director of the Summer Master Classes for Early Music.

Marco Ambrosini is a world-class musician and a master of his craft. His music inspires and enriches the world of traditional music, and his influence extends across borders and ages.