

An Introduction to Amalia
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2025
Fourth at the Final Round,
Steinway Competition Switzerland
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2025
First Prize, Final Round,
Music International Grand Prix
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2025
First Prize, San Donà International Piano Competition
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2024
First Prize, Swiss National Music Competition
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2023
First Prize, Swiss National Music Competition
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2022
First Prize,
Swiss National Music Competition
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2022
Gold Prize, international Music and Arts Society Young Musician Olympia Competition
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2022
One of Ten Finalists, Jeune Chopin International Piano Competition
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2021
First Prize, International Piano Competition Città di San Donà di Piave
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2019
First Prize with Honors, International Young Musician Competition Premio Antonio Salieri
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2019
Second Prize, Swiss National Music Competition
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2018
First Prize with Honors at the Final Round, Swiss National Music Competition

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ABOUT AMALIA
Amalia Zampa is an award-winning pianist and musician based in Lugano, Switzerland. Amalia has performed on stages around the world, including Carnegie Hall in New York, LAC Lugano, Ticino Musica Festival, and Lugano Piano in Switzerland, MiTo Classica Aperta in Milano, and the Steinway Hall in London.
Amalia has studied Piano with Maestro Andrea Conenna at the School of Music of the Conservatorio della Svizzera Italiana (CSI) for 12 years. In 2023, she joined the CSI Pre-College Program in Piano, a selective four-year program for young musicians including classes of piano performance, music history, music theory, and ear training. Amalia also studies Harp and Percussions, and is part of the CSI Youth Choir.
She attends weekly classes in piano performance with Vovka Ashkenazy and piano masterclasses with Anna Kravtchenko, Nora Doallo, Benjamin Engeli and Federico Colli. She has also completed piano programs at Interlochen Center for the Arts, where she was awarded a scholarship, as well as Summer Performing Arts with Juilliard, Cleveland Institute of Music, and Boston University Tanglewood Institute.
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2025
Fourth at the Final Round,
Steinway Competition Switzerland
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2025
First Prize, Final Round,
Music International Grand Prix
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2025
First Prize, San Donà International Piano Competition
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2024
First Prize, Swiss National Music Competition
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2023
First Prize, Swiss National Music Competition
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2022
First Prize,
Swiss National Music Competition
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2022
Gold Prize, international Music and Arts Society Young Musician Olympia Competition
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2022
One of Ten Finalists, Jeune Chopin International Piano Competition
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2021
First Prize, International Piano Competition Città di San Donà di Piave
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2019
First Prize with Honors, International Young Musician Competition Premio Antonio Salieri
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2019
Second Prize, Swiss National Music Competition
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2018
First Prize with Honors at the Final Round, Swiss National Music Competition
An Introduction to Amalia
F. Chopin, Scherzo No. 1
C. Debussy, Pour le Piano, L.95, III. Toccata Steinway Competition
Music International Grand Prix 2025



C. Debussy, Pour le Piano L.95, III. Toccata
F. Chopin, Scherzo No. 1 in B Minor, Op. 20
F. Chopin, Fantaisie-Impromptu in C# Minor
chopin etude
When Nadia Lasserson , a piano professor at London's Royal College of Music, discovered them, she thought she had made her dream come true. And in fact, four sisters aged seven to 16 who play together works written for eight hands such as Les noces d'argent by Cécile Chaminade are a rare and unique case. Especially if, as their mother Simona Zampa assures, Caterina, Maria Adele, Amalia and Margherita also get along and support each other without jealousy. Even at school, at the Conservatory of Italian Switzerland that all four attend, at different levels but always followed by maestro Andrea Conenna.
THE ZAMPA SISTERS
W. Lutoslawski, Variations on a Theme by Paganini, a-Moll
W.A. Mozart, Sonata for two pianos KV448, D-Dur, 1. Allegro con spirito

