BIOGRAPHY

Giulia Lorenzoni is an artist currently active on the European jazz scene. With an energy that spans from traditional jazz to more modern experimentation, Giulia has captivated international audiences through her collaborations with prominent musicians and her performances in cities such as Rome, Berlin, Brussels, Saint Louis, and New York.

In 2023, she performed at the 17th Annual Smooth Jazz Concert at the Sheldon Concert Hall in Saint Louis (USA), where she appeared as an international guest with her quartet, presenting the project Italian Stories. This project tells the stories and traditions of Italy through music and narration in a contemporary jazz context.

In addition to her musical career, Giulia is also an author. In 2020, she published her second book, Mr Thelonious Monk, a fictional autobiography in which she immerses herself in the thoughts and reflections of the legendary jazz composer and pianist. To bring this project to life, she collaborated with jazz expert Adriano Mazzoletti, enriching the work with deep historical research and the use of unpublished sources. That same year, she staged the theatrical performance The Monk, inspired by the book, on a European tour with pianist Tobias Nicoletti.

Giulia also participated as a presenter and singer on the television program You Jazz Live, which aired between 2020 and 2021. Furthermore, her artistic engagement extends beyond music into theater, where she worked as both a singer and actress. In 2018, she published her first book, Una valigia di perplessità (A Suitcase of Perplexities). This book gave rise to a live show featuring monologues and original songs, all written and arranged by Giulia herself.

Her career has also intersected with television and film: she has worked with Rai, contributing as a composer, actress, and singer. Additionally, she has released six albums and two soundtracks for Rai, further cementing her reputation as a versatile artist.

Giulia Lorenzoni is also a teacher of singing and improvisation, managing a private studio in Rome where she shares her expertise with students, guiding them in the art of jazz and vocal improvisation.

Education:

• Master’s degree in Musicology at the University La Sapienza
• Master’s degree in Music Education and New Technologies at the University of Roma Tre
• Degree in Jazz Singing at the Licinio Refice Conservatory
• Jazz Singing at the Saint Louis College of Music

Giulia Lorenzoni continues to pursue a career that combines musical research, writing, and teaching, while always maintaining a strong connection with jazz and its endless expressive possibilities.