Bio

​Alessia Luongo was born in Avellino, lives in Rome.
She is a composer, performer and musicologist.
She studies at the "Santa Cecilia" Conservatory of Rome in the department of Theory and Analysis, Composition and Conducting.
In her performances she combines music with theater, performing in Italy and abroad.
She has participated in several festivals and reviews including the Mahon Ancient Music Festival (Spain), the Musée du Palais Lascaris in Nice (France), the National Archaeological Museum of Naples for the Neapolitan Baroque Festival (Naples), the Opera Nova Festival (Rome), Interpenetration Graz (Austria), the Botanical Garden Museum (Rome), the Sicilian Baroque Orchestra (Syracuse), the Casa del Teatro (L'Aquila), the Roman Summer (Rome), the Museum in Piazza review of the Museum of Civilizations (Rome), the Summer Museums Review (Treviso), the Schio Civic Theater and many others.
Several organizations and journalists, including RAI NAZIONALE, have dedicated a report on Rai3 that was broadcast throughout Italy. Several newspapers have written about her, such as “La Repubblica”, “Il Corriere del Mezzogiorno”, “Le Cronache di Napoli”, “Irpinia TV” and many others.
She invented the Colanfronio mask.

She will have the collaboration of Maestro Roberto De Simone for studies and research.
To date she collaborates with the artist Manuel Pernazza.
In February 2023 she recorded her first solo album dedicated to the chitarra battente and the colascione. The album is entitled "Largo di Castello" and was presented in various parts of Italy and brought to France, mentioned in several articles on the web and newspapers.
She is currently working on her new solo album dedicated to her original compositions.
To date Alessia Luongo also runs a blog of musicological and theatrical research on her website.