Deborah Cheverino Conductor
Deborah Cheverino Conductor
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“Dazzling phrasing with infectious and sparkling wit. Only a select few can ignite the palette of curiosity and blend together fantastical overtones with such power, nuance, and transformative persuasiveness… leaves you longing for more… Deborah Cheverino, A resounding ovation!" –
A conductor of "unerring, warm-toned refinement, revealing judicious glimmers of power," Deborah Cheverino has participated in over 200 concerts during her 11 years of experience. Deborah captured worldwide attention in September 2001 when she won the Gold Medal at the First International Conducting Competition in Florence, Italy. With this victory, Deborah became the first woman to win a gold medal in an Italian conducting competition. Cheverino is a recipient of the 2004-2007 Fulbright Congressional Grant for Conducting to work with Zubin Mehta. Cheverino works extensively as a guest conductor world wide with the Cape Philharmonic, South Africa, Martinnu Philharmonic, Czech Republic, Aukland Philharmonic, New Zealand, Varna Philharmonic and Plevin Philharmonic, Bulgaria, Palau de les Arts Valencia, Spain, I Solisti Fiorentini, Italy, Soloists of Vienna Philharmonic , Austria, Los Angeles Mozart Orchestra, Asia America Symphony, Los Angeles Philharmonic Honors Orchestra, Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra, and Gulf Coast Symphony, USA. Cheverino has also assisted for the Berlin Philharmonic with Sir Simon Rattle and the Mozart Orchestra with Claudio Abbado in Bologna. She has served as faculty and conductor for the Accademia Dell'Arte, International School of Florence, Pretoria Opera Festival and the Florence Opera Festival.
Cheverino received her Laurea Specialistica in Music History from the University of Florence in 2007, a Master's Degree in conducting from the University of Hartford and her Bachelor's Degree from the University of Southern California. Her teachers have included Mehli Mehta, John Barnett, Welser-Möst and Erwin Acel at the Hochschule fur Musik in Vienna. Born in South Africa, Cheverino resides in Florence realizing her life-long dream to live and make music in Italy. She is dedicated to collaborating with eminent composers and musicians and is known for her symphonic and opera repertoire. Her unique perspective of working as a conductor with both operatic and symphonic orchestras as well as being a music historian has delighted audiences worldwide. She has several recordings on compact disc.
“La Giovane Direttrice di origine Sudafricana Devorah Cheverino con L’Orchestra Sinfonica:Fremiti Poetici e Ciaikoski strappa applausi” –
“Debra Cheverino is a promising young conductor, intelligent, serious with innate musicality. She is on her way to a successful career.”
"Ingenious harmonic conception.” -
www.fulbright.it/alumni-month-2019-debra-cheverino/
For more information: iclassicalopera@gmail.com
Cheverino received her Laurea Specialistica in Music History from the University of Florence in 2007, a Master's Degree in conducting from the University of Hartford and her Bachelor's Degree from the University of Southern California. Her teachers have included Mehli Mehta, John Barnett, Welser-Möst and Erwin Acel at the Hochschule fur Musik in Vienna. Born in South Africa, Cheverino resides in Florence realizing her life-long dream to live and make music in Italy. She is dedicated to collaborating with eminent composers and musicians and is known for her symphonic and opera repertoire. Her unique perspective of working as a conductor with both operatic and symphonic orchestras as well as being a music historian has delighted audiences worldwide. She has several recordings on compact disc.
“La Giovane Direttrice di origine Sudafricana Devorah Cheverino con L’Orchestra Sinfonica:Fremiti Poetici e Ciaikoski strappa applausi” –
“Debra Cheverino is a promising young conductor, intelligent, serious with innate musicality. She is on her way to a successful career.”
"Ingenious harmonic conception.” -
www.fulbright.it/alumni-month-2019-debra-cheverino/
For more information: iclassicalopera@gmail.com
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