First Prize Winner in the International Organ Competition "Agati-Tronci" in Pistoia in 2008, and in both the 2004 and 2005 editions of the "Alessandro Esposito" Organ Competition held in Lucca, Italy, Simone Stella maintains an active concert schedule, both as a soloist and in various chamber formations, in Italy, Spain, Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands. His repertoire includes the vast majority of Johann Sebastian Bach's keyboard works, as well as organ music from every historical era up to and including the present day. He is an active composer of instrumental music, both for solo instruments and chamber groups, in addition to working on free urtext editions of keyboard works by italian renaissance and baroque composers.

He was titular organist at the historical Orsanmichele Church in Florence.

In addition, he is able to carry out rapid transpositions from handwritten or printed music, and arrange music for various ensembles. Nigel is regularly required to carry out such arrangements at short notice for local String Quartets and other groups from piano/vocal scores for example.

His portfolio comprises a range of works from solo to multi-media dramatic pieces including ensemble,vocal and orchestral music. He has collaborated with choreographers at the London Contemporary Dance School, writing for the Internet (www.longtales.com) and for the theatre (GSMD production of The Cherry Orchard).

His works have been performed by ensembles including the Brunel Ensemble, Composer's Ensemble, Ixion, Chroma, St. Paul's Cathedral and Waltham Abbey Choirs, and solo artists such as Rolf Hind, Sarah Walker and Melinda Maxwell. The music has been played in in venues such as the Royal Festival Hall, Sir Henry Wood Hall, Reid Concert Hall, Wigmore Hall, Purcell Room, and festivals such as the Spitalfields Festival, Norfolk and Norwich Festival, Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival, Gregynog Festival and the Hoxton New Music Days. His music has also been broadcast on BBC Radio 3 and Radio Shetland.

Christopher has been a recipient of the RNCM’s ‘Winfield/Grayam’ prize for solo woodwind and devotes much of his time to chamber music. He has recently been awarded first place in the RNCM's most prestigious chamber music prize, the Granada Prize, for his performance of Penderecki's Quartet for Clarinet and String Trio. He was also a finalist in the same competition with the Coupland Ensemble playing Brahms' Clarinet Trio.

Christopher has made numerous other appearances at the RNCM as a chamber musician, including performances of Malcom Arnold's Divertimetno for Wind Octet, Schumann's 'Fairy Tale pieces', Khachaturian's Clarinet Trio and Ravel's 'Introduction and Allegro' for flute, clarinet, string quartet and solo harp.

I play piano and Keybaord , my composetions is a modern oriental style

He won a lot of national and international competitions: "Concorso Nazionale di Vittorio Veneto"(1986), "Concorso Nazionale Città di Genova" (1985), "Concorso Internazionale città di Stresa"(1984), "Premio Internazionale Calpurnia in Città di Castello" (1989)ecc.

He attended specialization courses with teachers: Rocco Filippini, M.Brunello and M.Flaksman; "W.Stauffer Foundation" in Cremona, "R.Romanini Foundation" in Brescia and in "Music Association of Villa Contarini" in Padova (1986/7,1994/5 And 1990/3) He was Flaksman's assistant professor in summer specialization courses "Castel del Monte" in Andria and at Staatliche Musik Hochschule in Heidelberg Mannheim.(Germany 1994/5) He was cello Professor at "Refice" Conservatorio in Frosinone on 1996.

New York City performances at Weill Recital Hall (Carnegie Hall), Merkin Concert Hall, Riverside Church, Trinity Church, St. Paul's Chapel, in Washington DC at the Kennedy Center and other performances throughout the US. She has performed new music in New York City at the Greenwich House Music School, DCTV, LaMama featured soloist in Festa Primavera: A Night at Olde Turne Hall. Recordings include composer Lior Navok’s CD Hidden Reflections as well as her own CDs, Remembering Sigurd Rascher and Americas. She has performed for Army Generals, His Eminence Archbiship Demetrios, ambassadors of Israel, China, Greece and Cyrus.

She is constantly challenging and expanding the perceived limits of her instrument, as a performer of new music, world music, styles from other performance periods, and collaborations with composers resulting in premiere performances of works specifically written for her. She is credited for the US East Coast premiere performance of Dimitri Terzakis’ Der Holle Nachklang. Her concerts have received numerous standing ovations. Styliani is also featured in the International Biographical Centre's Who's Who in the 21st Century.

I have had extensive recording experience in both a classical and popular setting, including work for Sony/BMG, work in recording departments of the RNCM - Manchester, and LIPA -liverpool, and various independent studios. I have also had experience of filming for BBC Television.

I have taught privately and for the RNCM Junior Strings Project. Workshop experience includes work for Action Space UK, In The Boat and Imprint Theatre companies, and musical coaching and directing for shows with these companies.

The music of trombone poetry is mostly improvised, in free-wheeling versions of jazz classics or original compositions. Depending on the occasion, the repertoire may also include folk and classical music.