Saverio Gabrielli
Born in Trento in 1990, he graduated in violin with full marks and honors at the Conservatory E. F. Dall' Abaco of Verona under the guidance of M° Alberto Martini. He continues his studies with M° Ilya Grubert at the Fondazione Musicale S.Cecilia in Portogruaro (VE) and then at the Conservatory of Amsterdam, obtaining in June 2016 the Bachelor of Music thanks to the scholarship won at the Fondazione Cassa Rurale of Trento as the best study project at European level. She participates in the Masterclasses of M° Pierre Amoyal, Nobuko Imai, Ida Haendel, Nina Beilina, Pavel Berman, Vera Beths, Liviu Prunaru, Wolfgang Schroeder and Malcolm Bilson. He has received numerous national and international awards, including the 1st prize at the European Music Competition in Moncalieri (TO), the 1st prize at the extraordinary edition of the Francesco Geminiani Prize in Verona and the 1st prize and scholarship at the competition organized by the Rotary Club of Verona for the best execution of the Violin Concerto No. 1 op. 19 by S. Prokofiev. He also won the 2nd prize at the national competition Città di Giussano (MO), the 2nd prize at the International Music Competition in Cortemilia (CN) and the 2nd prize at the International Competition of Young Musicians - Antonio Salieri Prize (VR). Active chamber musician, he performs for important concert societies such as Anima Festival (Cuneo), Estate Musicale Frentana (Chieti), Palermo Classica, Goethe Institut Amsterdam, Società Filarmonica Trento, Badia Musica, Robeco Festival Concertgebouw. In duo with the cellist Stefano Guarino, she is part of the strings that accompany every year the finalists of the Roberto Melini International Piano Competition. He also collaborates with various ensembles and orchestras including I Virtuosi Italiani, the Orchestra del Festival Internazionale di Brescia e Bergamo, the Orchestra Nazionale dei Conservatori, the Symphony Orchestra of the Conservatorium van Amsterdam, Philharmonia Orkest Amsterdam, Orchestra Regionale dei Conservatori del Veneto and the Piccola Orchestra Lumière. He takes part in renowned festivals such as Il Settembre dell' Accademia, Festival Ad lucem - contemporary art with Arvo Pärt, Musica e arte sacra with Antonella Ruggiero, Suona Francese, Pergolesi - Spontini, Cello Biennale Amsterdam with Mischa Maisky, Giovanni Sollima, Johannes Moser, Frans Helmerson and Colin Carr. He plays under the guidance of important conductors such as Corrado Rovaris, Gianluigi Gelmetti, Alessandro Cadario, Fabien Gabel, Ed Spaniaard, Paul Watkins, Dirk Vermeulen, Junichi Hirokami and Andrew Grams. He has collaborated with the Ensemble The String Soloists of the violinist Lisa Jacobs, with whom he recorded the violin concertos by Locatelli and Haydn for Cobra Records. He has performed and recorded in the most prestigious halls of Holland such as the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, Paleis Het Loo in Apeldoorn, Tivoli Vredenburg in Utrecht, De Harmonie in Leeuwarden, Stadsgehoorzaal in Leiden, Muziekgebouw in Eindhoven. In October 2018, he also received his trilingual master's degree in Musicology from the Free University of Bozen/Bolzano with top marks.

Lorenzo Bernardi
Born in Trento in 1994, he graduated from the F.A Bonporti Conservatory of Trento in 2015. He then continued his studies with Emanuele Buono at the Conservatorio L. Canepa in Sassari, earning a second-level Master's degree in solo performance with top marks. Thanks to a scholarship offered by the European Community, he further specialized at the Conservatorio Manuel Castillo in Seville, Spain, under the guidance of the internationally renowned teacher and guitarist Francisco Bernier. As a soloist, but also as a member of chamber groups and with orchestra, he regularly performs on national and international territory such as Spain, U.S.A, Costa Rica, Panama, Argentina, Chile, Bahrain, Japan, Vietnam, Indonesia, Korea and India. Lorenzo Bernardi is endorser Savarez Strings.