Winner of seven first prizes and two second prizes (first prize was not given) in piano playing and with chamber music competitions, both national and international (“Camillo Milano” - Savona, “Sergio Lorenzi” - Trieste, Albenga, Stresa, Caltanissetta, etc.) was appreciated by critics; of him we read: "[...] dynamic refinement and nice touch [...] sound rich in nuances [...] brilliant and refined chisel of playful vivacity and cantabile elegance".
He brilliantly finished his studies in piano at the "Jacopo Tomadini" Conservatory in Udine under the guidance of Maria Felicita Russo-Perez, he graduated with full votes in Percussion Instruments with Aldo Buonomo and Antique Instruments with Pietro Verardo at the "Benedetto Marcello" Conservatory in Venice.

Then he studied with Nino Gardi and he specialized, during the summer courses at Zumaia in Spain, with Norberto Cappelli and Hector Moreno. He played as a soloist and in chamber ensemble for important associations throughout Italy and abroad ("Fenice Theater" - Venice, "Chiabrera Theater" - Savona, "Salle des Fetes de la Marie" - Paris, " Sale Apollinee”- Venice, etc.). He took part in various radio and TV programmes (RAI 3, Radio 1, Radio 3), playing for record labels such as Edipan and Bebung records.

He played as a soloist at the absolute première of the opera “Prometeo” by Luigi Nono with the Chamber Orchestra of Europe under the direction of Claudio Abbado.

With the "Contempo Ensemble", a chamber group specialized in contemporary music, he participated in the most important international festivals ("Musica del Nostro Tempo" - Milan, "La Biennale di Venezia", ​​"Rotte Mediterranee" - Algiers, "XIII Festival Forie Saint Germain "- Paris, etc.).

He is a member of the “Piano Twelve”, a group of twelve Friulian pianists, with whom he has performed in prestigious theaters including the Strehler in Milan, the Duse in Bologna, the Verdi in Gorizia, the Palazzo dei Congressi in Lugano.