Raffaele Magliuolo

Raffaele Magliuolo (born January 3, 2001, in Castellammare di Stabia) is a pianist and composer raised on Elba Island and currently based in Rome. His debut project The Origins reached #20 on the Billboard Classical Albums chart, marking his entry into the international music scene. He developed a deep connection with the piano during his early teens, in a pivotal moment of his life, beginning as a self-taught musician before continuing with formal studies in piano, composition, and jazz. His influences range from neoclassical and film composers such as Hans Zimmer, Yann Tiersen, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Joe Hisaishi, to classical masters , as well as jazz improvisation. Despite facing challenges, including a hand injury and a serious car accident, the piano has remained at the core of his journey. His music is an intimate exploration of fragility and strength, memory and hope—where the piano becomes a language beyond words.