Marco Ceccato

Marco Ceccato was born in a small town in Italy, in a family full of musicians. At nine years old, he started taking lessons in cello playing. After completing his studies, he started studying different music genres, from popular music to jazz, and eventually also early music.
Ceccato studied Baroque cello at the Scuola Civica in Milan. In 2002 he became a member of the Orchestra Barocca e Classica Academia Montis Regalis, conducted by A. De Marchi, with whom he started a close collaboration. Through the years, his music was praised a lot, and he won several prizes.
Currently, Ceccato teaches Baroque cello at the conservatory G. Verdi in Milan, and he works as primary cellist at Les Des Nations, conducted by J. Savall and R. Alessandrini. He also works with the ensemble Gli Indogniti, conducted by Amandine Beyer.