Anthony Ciaccio is an Italian pianist who has performed in various concert halls across Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Netherlands, Germany, Palestine, the UK, Finland, Malta, Austria, Georgia, Macedonia, Hungary, and Romania. Currently, he is a piano professor at the Palermo Conservatory “A. Scarlatti”.

He graduated with full marks at the Palermo Conservatory “Vincenzo Bellini” with Professor Dorotea Cei. He obtained a Master in Advanced Music Performance at the Escola Superiore de Musica de Catalunya (“ESMUC”) in Barcelona with Professor Vladislav Bronevetzky, presenting the thesis “Brahms the Ignored“. He also studied at the “A. Cortot” Varesina Academy in Travedona Monate (Varese) with Professor Roberto Plano, and Musical Pedagogy at the University “Dimitrie Cantemir” in Targu Mures (Romania).

Anthony Ciaccio has performed for important institutions, concert halls, festivals, and cities, including the Concert Hall of Einsiedeln Abbey (Switzerland), the RKK Pfarramt St. Peter und Paul in Oberwill organized by the Italian Embassy in Basel, the Eutherpe Hall for the Eutherpe Foundation in Leon, the Concert Hall of the Max-Rill-Gymnasium Schloss in Reichersbeuern (Germany), at the “Clavis” festival in Germany, the ESMUC Concert Hall in Barcelona, the XVII artistic season of the Athenaeum Cultural Artistic Association of Barletta (Italy), Ars Omnis Cultural Association and the Concert Hall at the Feszek Muveszklub in Budapest, the Fenyves event in Nograb (Hungary), the Saint Andrew's Church of Scotland for the IX artistic season of “Amici della Musica di Roma”, the National Conservatory of Tbilisi in Georgia, the Concert Hall of the Szeged Symphony Orchestra (Hungary), the Centro Aragonese de Cultura in Barcelona for the first performance of the “Sonata Israelita” by Jose Espeita, the Kirjasto Bibliotek and the Arkadia International Bookshop in Helsinki performing the complete Etudes op.10 and 25 by Chopin, the Musical Institute “Rodolfo del Corona” in Livorno (Italy), the Fundation Franco Zeffirelli in Florence, the National Conservatory Edward Said in Ramallah (Palestine), the Philharmonic of Targu Mures in Romania, the National Palace of Palazzo Spinola in Genoa, the Conservatory Nicolò Paganini, the Auditorium of Menfi’s library for the cultural institution “Federico II”, the Diocesan Museum in Piazza Armerina for the Policromia Association, the artistic season of the Vincenzo Bellini Conservatory, Milano Piano City, the Politeama Theater, the Oratorio del Rosario di Santa Cita, the RAI Auditorium in Palermo, the S. Cicero Theater in Cefalu’, the L’Idea Theater in Sambuca di Sicilia, and many others across Italy and Europe.

He collaborates with various artists including singers and instrumentalists. Since 2015, he has been active as a piano accompanist for classical dance and was invited to participate in the “World Day of Dance” at the Camploy Theater in Verona for Classical Dance and Bolero lessons.

Previously, he worked as a piano professor at the Skené Academy of Sciacca, in the music and dance schools of Grosseto, Livorno, and Milan, and for the Ferrara Conservatory “G. Frescobaldi”, the Trapani Conservatory “A. Scontrino”, and the Sassari Conservatory “L. Canepa”.

Since 2022, in addition to collaborating with foreign schools, conservatories, and universities, he regularly holds masterclasses and annual specialization courses in Italy, the University of Music of Skopje, Malta Piano Academy, the University of Music of Sarajevo, the Edward Said National Conservatory of Palestine, and High Music Schools in Romania and Spain. From 2025, he will also collaborate with institutions in Korea.