
About us
« Musically spirited and playful pianists. Their crossing-time repertoire stands out, together with a unique Italian glee » – Eliane Reyes
Due di duo is the fulfillment of a musical and personal partnership. Graduated in 2019 from the Advanced Chamber Music Program of the Orpheus Instituut in Ghent (Belgium), Caterina Roberti and Salvatore Sclafani first crossed paths in 2013 at the Conservatoire royal de Bruxelles in the class of the Belgian pianist Eliane Reyes. Both captivated by multiple cross-disciplinary interests, the affinity between them is immediate. Their connection led them to an intense collaboration on works for two pianos at first and then for piano four-hands.
Keen on sharing their curiosity with the public, their repertoire mainly focuses on 20th century piano music for four hands and on the rediscovery of rarely performed works, particularly by Italian composers. They firmly believe that the musician's role cannot be separated from a research driven by the desire to give the general public access to precious works, especially when they still constitute a treasure to be discovered. Their latest recording, Airs Galants - Renaissance and Baroque Music for Piano 4-hands, under the label Da Vinci Publishing, represents the crowning achievement of a project about Renaissance and Baroque-inspired modern and contemporary works and transcriptions.
They are invited to perform at the Festival Musiq3 (Flagey), the Festival Musicorum (Musées royaux des Beaux-arts), the Musée des Instruments de Musique (MIM Bruxelles), la Maison des Arts de l'Université libre de Bruxelles, the Società Aquilana dei Concerti “Bonaventura Baratteli”, Cremona Musica, and Piano City, among other venues.
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Caterina ROBERTI is a very active chamber musician and accompanist for singers, ballet and instruments. She holds a Master's degree in piano and piano accompaniment from the Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles, a Master's degree in pedagogy from the Conservatoire Royal de Mons - ARTS2 and a Bachelor’s degree in Modern Languages for Interpreters and Translators from the Università di Bologna (Italy). She currently work as accompanist for instruments at the Conservatoire - Cité des Arts in Montpellier (France). She also melts into her musical universe a vivid enthusiasm for Argentine tango. She is the pianist and arranger of the recently formed tango quartet UterTango.
Salvatore SCLAFANI is currently piano professor at the Conservatoire de Maubeuge (France) and piano teaching assistant at the Conservatoire royal de Bruxelles (Belgium). He holds a Master in Music Performance (Piano) and a Master in Music Education from the Conservatoire royal de Bruxelles as well as a Bachelor's degree in Foreign Languages and Literatures from the Università degli Studi di Palermo (Italy). Salvatore is also pursuing a PhD in Arts and Arts Sciences in Brussels and is a member of the Laboratoire de Musicologie at the Université libre de Bruxelles. His research focuses on the influence of Argentinean folk music on selected piano works by Argentinean composers Alberto Ginastera and Carlos Guastavino.