Lorenzo Ghielmi has devoted himself for years to the study and performance of Renaissance and Baroque music. He is one of the most successful interpreters of Bach’s organ and harpsichord work.

He gives concerts all over Europe, Russia, Japan, Korea and the Americas and has made numerous radio recordings and for an extensive discography (Passacaille, Winter & Winter, Harmonia mundi, Teldec).

He has published a book on Nicolaus Bruhns, papers and studies on organ-building of the sixteenth and seventeenth century, on the interpretation of the works of Bach and other composers of the Baroque period.

He teaches organ, harpsichord and ensemble music at the Civica Scuola di Musica di Milano. From 2006 to 2015 he has been Professor of Organ at the Schola Cantorum in Basel.

He is the titular organist of the Ahrend organ of the Milanese basilica of San Simpliciano, where he performed the complete organ work by J.S. Bach.

He is part of the jury of numerous international organ competitions and is entrusted with lectures and masterclasses from important musical institutions.

He has also supervised the construction of several new organs, including the great instrument of the Tokyo Cathedral.

In 1985 he was among the founders of the Giardino Armonico. In 2005 he started the ensemble La Divina Armonia, with which he has given concerts at many European and Japanese festivals.

Profesor de Órgano del Conservatorio Profesional de Música “Arturo Soria” de Madrid y organista titular de la Catedral de Segovia.

Junto a su labor docente, desarrolla una intensa actividad como organista y continuista dentro de diferentes conjuntos instrumentales y vocales. Ha ofrecido conciertos en numerosos lugares de España, así como en Alemania, Italia, Suiza, Francia y Marruecos. Cursó los estudios de Grado Superior de Órgano en Madrid (Centro Superior Katarina Gurska, 2016) con el profesor Roberto Fresco, obteniendo Matrícula de Honor Fin de Carrera, así como estudios de Máster de Interpretación Musical de Órgano en Múnich (Hochschule für Musik und Theater München, 2018) con el profesor Bernhard Haas. Ha ampliado su formación asistiendo a diferentes cursos y clases magistrales en España, Holanda, Alemania y Dinamarca, con destacados intérpretes del panorama internacional.

Primer Premio del IV Concurso Nacional de Jóvenes Intérpretes “Iohannes Baptista Cabanilles” 2017, de la ciudad de Algemesí. Premio Andrés Segovia – José Miguel Ruiz Morales 2010 en las jornadas de “Música en Compostela”. Lleva a cabo, además, una acción divulgativa del instrumento y su repertorio dentro de diferentes instituciones de Castilla y León (principalmente en Segovia) y Madrid, dedicadas a estos propósitos.

Organ Professor at the Professional Conservatory of Music “Arturo Soria” in Madrid and titular organist at the Cathedral of Segovia.

Along with his teaching work, he develops an intense activity as an organist and continuist within different instrumental and vocal ensembles. He has offered concerts in numerous places in Spain, as well as in Germany, Italy, Switzerland, France and Morocco. He studied Organ Higher Degree in Madrid (Centro Superior Katarina Gurska, 2016) with Professor Roberto Fresco, obtaining End of Degree Honors, as well as studies for a Master’s Degree in Organ Musical Interpretation in Munich (Hochschule für Musik und Theater München, 2018) with Professor Bernhard Haas. He has expanded his training by attending different courses and master classes in Spain, the Netherlands, Germany and Denmark, with prominent performers on the international scene.

First Prize of the IV National Competition for Young Performers “Iohannes Baptista Cabanilles” 2017, from the city of Algemesí. Andrés Segovia Award – José Miguel Ruiz Morales 2010 in the days of “Music in Compostela”. He also carries out an informative action on the instrument and its repertoire within different institutions in Castilla y León (mainly in Segovia) and Madrid, dedicated to these purposes.