Gianna thicket she is the wife of Piero Peluit was immediately love between the two and after three years of engagement the singer took the big step at the altar, without hesitation. “If you find a woman with whom you have so many points in common, a continuous exchange so deep and sincere, why not do it?”, the rocker said in an interview with Corriere della Sera. Lots of love and lots of plans for the future, certainly not having children. “Because I don’t see myself at 76 arguing with a teenager, waiting for him incognito with a fake mustache and glasses outside a nightclub “, highlighted Piero Pelù with a touch of irony
Gianna Fratta, who is Piero Pelù’s wife
Gianna Fratta was born in Erba on 22 August 1973 and has dedicated herself to art since high school study of musiccompleting his studies in piano, composition and direction with top marks. In addition to these achievements, completed and enriched by further diplomas and training courses, she also graduated in law with 110 cum laude.
Her career as a conductor began after the age of 25 and took her around the world conducting the most prestigious orchestras, often being the first woman to hold this position. Master Yuri Ahronovich wrote about her “I have never met a director so young and already so gifted with arms and heart”.
In addition to her career as a conductor and pianist, she is also chair holder of elements of composition at the Umberto Giordano Conservatory of Foggia and visiting professor of piano and Opera Workshop at Sungshin University in Seoul.
On 7 March 2009 he received the title of from the then President of the Republic Giorgio Napolitano Knight of the Republic “for being a brilliant and promising young conductor at an international level and for her talent as a pianist, which has earned her numerous prestigious awards”.
A career full of satisfactions for Gianna Fratta, who is keen to be called for this very reason director, declined to the feminine. In fact, the woman is also engaged in various social battles (of which she makes no secret on her social profiles) aimed at eliminating the gender gap; for this criticized the choice of colleague Beatrice Venezi to be called “conductor”.
