Dagmar Bathmann, born in Germany and Pistoiese by adoption, is a cellist and singer who moves between contemporary classical repertoire and improvisation.
She is co-founder and stable member of the Ensemble degli Intrigati.
She is also co-founder of DUOroboros (singing cello and percussion-drums) with Omar Cecchi.
She teaches at the Accademia Musicale in Florence and the Scuola di Musica ‘Teodulo Mabellini’ in Pistoia and is a private singing teacher.

She explores the expressive possibilities offered by the combination of voice and cello, singing and playing simultaneously. With the DUOroboros he re-elaborates works from the classical repertoire, translating them into arrangements for voice, cello and percussion, and devotes himself to the search for new musical languages through the performance of original compositions dedicated to the ensemble.

He studied cello and pedagogy at the Hochschule für Musik Detmold (Germany) and the Haute Ecole de Musique de Lausanne – site de Sion (Switzerland) with Marcio Carneiro and Alexander Gebert, graduating in 2013.
In the two-year period 2013-2015 he held the position of first cello in the Orchestra of the Accademia Teatro alla Scala Milan.

Percussionist, drummer and researcher graduated with top marks and honours in percussion instruments at the Conservatorio ‘Luigi Cherubini’ in Florence.
In 2012, at the HEM de Genève (Switzerland), he began studying and researching Indian rhythmics.
He studied Mathematics at the University of Florence.
Since 2018, he has been studying Konnakkol (the rhythmic vocal language typical of South India) with B.R. Somashekar Jois and Mridangam (the main percussion of South Indian music) with Patri Satish Kumar.
Since 2022 he has participated in the Permanent Laboratory of Musical Research led by Stefano Battaglia at Siena Jazz.
In 2017, together with cellist-singer Dagmar Bathmann, he created DUOroboros (cello-voice and drums-percussion duo), especially dedicated to contemporary repertoire.
He is co-founder and permanent member of the Ensemble degli Intrigati.
Since 2019, he is the percussionist of the contemporary music ensemble GAMO.
He collaborates with various orchestras and chamber groups (Orchestra del festival Pucciniano, Camerata Strumentale di Prato, Orchestra da Camera Fiorentina, Orchestra Milano Classica…).

Born in 1994, he began his studies at a very young age at the Scuola di Musica di Fiesole under the guidance of Maestro Luciano Tristaino, graduating in flute at the age of 16 at the Conservatorio Luigi Boccherini in Lucca. From a young age passionate about the contemporary repertoire and timbral explorations of his instrument, after high school he specialised under the guidance of M° Mario Caroli at the Conservatorio della Svizzera Italiana in Lugano and at the Strasbourg Conservatory. In 2019 he obtained his second level diploma at the Conservatorio Vecchi Tonelli in Modena with 110 cum laude and honourable mention under the guidance of M° Michele Marasco, M° Andrea Oliva and M° Gabriele Betti, with an in-depth thesis on the composers Edgar Varèse and Giacinto Scelsi.

Finally, he specialised in the orchestral repertoire with maestros Andrea Oliva, Davide Formisano and Paolo Rossi. Over the years he has participated in masterclasses with: Emmanuel Pahud, Felix Renggli, Karl-Heinz Schütz, Emily Beynon, Paolo Taballione, Mario Ancillotti, Clara Andrada and Silvia Careddu.

He is a permanent member of the Ensemble degli Intrigati.

Always pursuing his passion for the orchestra, he is currently a member of the following orchestras: La Filharmonie in Florence, the Young Musicians European Orchestra in Ravenna and the Orchestra Senzaspine in Bologna, with which he has played under the baton of prestigious conductors and performs at numerous music festivals in Italy and abroad.

Born in Arezzo in 1994, he started studying piano with M° Greta Palazzini and later with M° Alessio Tiezzi. He continued his studies at the Conservatorio ‘L. Cherubini’ in Florence under the guidance of M° Maria Teresa Carunchio, and obtained a First Level Academic Diploma in Solo Pianoforte in 2017 and a Second Level Academic Diploma in 2019, both with top marks and honours. He has attended Masterclasses with important musicians, including Daniel Rivera and Pietro Rigacci.

He has been awarded First Prize in numerous national competitions including Gradus ad Musicum Certamen, G. Rospigliosi, Nuovi Orizzonti, Roberto Zucchi Prize, National Piano Competition Città di Castiglion Fiorentino, National Competition of Cesenatico, Rami Musicali, Piano Competition Città di Piove di Sacco. He has been invited to the concert seasons of Casa Ivan Bruschi in Arezzo, Festival Nuova Consonanza and Circolo Culturale Villa Spada in Rome, Festival Valenzano Symphony, Pieve Classica and has taken part in the seasons of Maggio Musicale Fiorentino and Cantiere Internazionale d’Arte in Montepulciano, where on two occasions he was soloist in the festival’s final concert, performing W.A. Mozart’s Concerto K488 and F. Poulenc’s Concerto for two pianos.
He is co-founder and permanent member of the Ensemble degli Intrigati.

Born in 1995, he obtained his diploma in Clarinet in September 2014 with top marks, honours and honourable mention at the Conservatorio Luigi Cherubini in Florence under the guidance of Maestro Fabio Battistelli, before specialising with Maestro Fabrizio Meloni at the Accademia del Teatro alla Scala. A former member of the Orchestra of the Accademia del Teatro alla Scala in Milan, he is currently clarinetist with the Orchestra da Camera Fiorentina. He attended the ‘Composition Performance Oriented’ course at the Pinerolo Music Academy with maestros Francesco Antonioni and Alessandro Cadario.

He was awarded first prize in four international composition competitions: ‘V. Mendelssohn International Composition Competition’. ‘Cammini di Francesco Festival’ in Sansepolcro; “Dante700 – International Symphonic Composition Competition”, “2 Agosto” in Bologna. He has had his pieces ‘Filemone e Bauci’ and ‘Lieder der Einsamkeit’ performed at festivals such as La Piccola Stagione in Milan and the Concert Season of the Orchestra Toscana Classica in Florence, ‘Eos’ at the Abruzzo Classica Festival, ‘Hekate – Nove Variazioni per Ensemble’ at the Schlosstheater in Rheinsberg and at the Cantiere Internazionale d’Arte di Montepulciano 2022, ‘The Sudden lightness’ at the Ascoli Piceno Festival, the Season of the Almo Collegio Borromeo, Trame Sonore, Staunton music Festival (USA), Sylt chamber Festival (DE), Osnabruck Chamber Festival (DE), Istituto Pontificio di Musica Sacra di Roma, ‘In alto mar per dritto segno’ by the Camerata Strumentale di Prato and La Filharmonie, ‘O Icarus of the fearless flight’ at the Stagione dell’Univerità Normale di Pisa, ‘La collina dei giochi’ by the Orchestra Sinfonica di Sanremo, ‘Essere un Fiore’ by the orchestra of the Teatro Comunale di Bologna.

Michele Pierattelli (Florence, 26 November 1998) began studying the violin at a very young age at the Scuola di Musica di Fiesole, with M° L. Matucci, and then continued his studies at the Conservatorio ‘Luigi Cherubini’ in Florence under the guidance of M° C. Maffei. Maffei with whom he graduated (V. O.) with top marks and honours.
After graduating, he enrolled in the Second Level Violin Diploma, which he completed in 2019 with top marks, honours and mention.
As part of her training, she attended the Chamber Music courses of M° A. Company and M° T. Mealli.
He attended the Masterclasses of M° S. Accardo at the Accademia Chigiana in Siena, M° C. Rossi, M° A. Moccia, M° S. Girshenko and M° D. Pascoletti and, from 2017 to 2023, the Masterclass of M° D. Bogdanovich in Chioggia.
He won the ‘Nuovi Orizzonti’ competition in Arezzo in 2010 in his category and came first overall in the string category at the 2016 ‘Rovere D’Oro’ International Competition in San Bartolomeo a Mare.
After training at the conservatory and also an internship with the Orchestra Regionale Toscana in 2016, he was a deputy of the Orchestra Giovanile Italiana in 2018 and 2019. Thanks to this, he has collaborated with conductors and musicians of the calibre of D. Gatti, K. Blacher, A. Lonquich and J. Rhorer, and has also been invited to collaborate with other European youth orchestras, such as the Wiener Jeunesse Orchester, as a violinist in the row, and the Joven Orquesta Nacional de España, as a violinist in the row and as a sideman.

Musician, sound designer, visual artist, electroacoustic composer.
Graduated in Saxophone and later with honors in Music and New Technologies at the L. Cherubini Conservatory in Florence.
Since 2011 he has dedicated himself to concert practice with chamber music ensembles such as Florentia Saxophone Quartet, Atman Sax, Steelwind Chamber Saxophone Quartet performing in national and international festivals.

At the same time he develops interest in musical technologies by obtaining a Master’s degree in Music for Video Games in 2018, which will lead him to divide his sound practice between the artistic and entertainment sectors.
As a sound designer he will take part in numerous commercials collaborating with brands such as Timberland, Loro Piana, Hyundai, Tradestation, Trenitalia.
He still holds the role of lead sound designer at eArs, dealing with sound narratives for art sites and brands such as: FAI, Fondazione Prada, Museo della Scala, Banca d’Italia, Barilla, Philips.