OUR TEAM

BriosOrchestra is a highly innovative and inclusive project directed by young musicians Antonio Morabito and Beatrice Limonti. It aims to establish a community of young musicians with the primary goal of improving society through music.

DIRECTORS

Antonio Morabito

Antonio Morabito is an accomplished Italian pianist and graduate of the Royal College of Music in London, where he completed a Master’s in Piano Performance, supported by “Il Circolo.” He is a passionate educator, teaching piano through the RCM Teaching Service and as a professor at the Cardinal Vaughan Memorial School. Additionally, he works as a choir conductor at St. Augustine’s Church in Hammersmith. Antonio’s musical journey began in Italy, where he graduated with distinction from the Cilea Conservatory under Marialaura Cosentino. His studies also included composition, and he has composed and performed his own works in public concerts and on television. He furthered his education with a master’s degree in piano and chamber music from the J. Rodrigo Conservatory in Valencia, where he received full marks. Over the years, Antonio has participated in masterclasses with world-renowned pianists and has earned numerous awards in national and international competitions, including the Bruxelles International Piano Competition and the Rome Competition. He has performed at prestigious venues such as La Fenice in Venice, Steinway Hall in London, and the Italian Cultural Institute. As a co-founder of BriosOrchestra with Beatrice Limonti and Asia Bonuccelli, Antonio helps lead a symphony orchestra that aims to foster a better society through music. He is also proudly supported by the Keyboard Trust, which promotes young talents in the classical music world.

Beatrice Limonti

Beatrice Limonti is an internationally acclaimed violinist, known for her remarkable versatility and ability to blend diverse musical genres into captivating and emotionally charged performances. Born in Italy, Beatrice began her musical journey at the age of five, quickly revealing a natural talent for the violin. Her passion for the instrument led her to years of dedicated study, culminating in a career that spans classical music, jazz, and crossover projects. Currently based in London, Beatrice is pursuing a Postgraduate Diploma in Jazz and Crossover, where she continues to explore new creative avenues. She has worked with renowned musicians and mentors, including Riccardo Muti, Omar Puente, Franco Mezzena, Stefano Pagliani and Geoff Westley. In addition to her academic pursuits, Beatrice has performed in prestigious venues such as Royal Opera House, Petruzzelli Theater, Teatro alla Scala, Conciliazione Theater, Royal Festival Hall and contributed to major orchestral and recording projects, including sessions at the iconic Abbey Road Studios. Her performances are often described as a seamless fusion of technical prowess and emotional depth, leaving audiences deeply moved. Beyond her solo work, Beatrice is also the co-founder and Leader of BriosOrchestra, an ensemble dedicated to fostering socio-cultural dialogue through music. Whether performing on stage with her violin or working behind the scenes on innovative musical projects, Beatrice’s artistic vision is always at the forefront—bringing people together through the universal language of music.

CONDUCTOR

Geoff Westley

Geoff Westley studied flute, piano, and composition at the Royal College of Music in London. At 23, he was already directing musicals in the West End and became the Bee Gees’ Musical Director for seven years. He has collaborated with artists such as Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins, Hans Zimmer, Lucio Battisti, Claudio Baglioni, Eros Ramazzotti, and Laura Pausini. He has orchestrated and conducted for prestigious international orchestras and curated symphonic projects, including Sogno No1 on Fabrizio De André. He conducted the orchestra at the Sanremo Festival (2018-2019) and worked on film soundtracks, including James Bond.