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Conductor: Beatrice Venezi

Beatrice Venezi, conductor

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Since 2017 Principal Guest Conductor at the Puccini Festival in Italy, and since 2016, he has been Associate Conductor of the Armenian National Symphony Orchestra in Yerevan and Chief Conductor of the Orchestra Scarlatti Young in Naples.
Born in 1990, he studied conducting at the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory in Milan and graduated at Chief in 2015.
His previous collaborations with orchestras include the Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra in March 2018 and the Ukrainian National Radio Symphony Orchestra in December 2017. He has also actively conducted orchestras throughout Italy, such as the State Youth Orchestra of Armenia, Nuova Orchestra Scarlatti, and Lucca Philharmonic Orchestra.
His opera responsibilities include conducting "Falstaff" at the Croatian National Theatre in March 2018, "Carmen" at the Georgian National Opera in 2017, "Manon Lescaut" with the Tuscan Orchestra at the Teatro Goldoni in Livorno, and "Turandot" at the Puccini Festival. In 2015, he served as assistant conductor for "Candide" at the Florence May Festival.
In September 2018, he made his Japanese debut conducting the "Japan Virtuoso Symphony Orchestra," a group organized by Shigeaki Saegusa and Naoto Otomo, which is comprised mainly of concertmasters and Chief players.
She served as a member of the Vatican's Council for Women's Culture from 2019 to 2021.
She is expected to be a prominent female conductor, particularly in Europe.