Fabricio Brachetta has established a distinguished career as a pianist, conductor, and composer, performing an extensive repertoire of chamber, orchestral, and choral music. His artistic versatility spans a wide range of styles and eras, from Baroque to contemporary music, including jazz and choral works. He has collaborated with esteemed ensembles such as the London Arte Chamber Orchestra, The LACO Soloists, and the Stuttgart-based ensemble ‘O’ton.’ In 2009, Fabricio was appointed Music Director and Principal Conductor of the London Arte Chamber Orchestra, a position he holds to this day as Guest Conductor and Composer-in-Residence. His compositional achievements include premieres of his Clarinet, Piano, and Flute Concerto, Mass for Soprano and Orchestra, a complete song cycle inspired by the poetry of J.L. Borges, piano sonatas, six string quartets, and both string and symphonic works. Fabricio is also a composer for film and theatre, with collaborations involving major organizations such as the BBC, Sky Atlantic, Pulse Films, and Disney. His theatrical compositions include the acclaimed score for the West End premiere of The Elephant Man. Currently residing in Germany, Fabricio is actively engaged as a teacher and musician. He serves as Guest Conductor of the London Arte Chamber Orchestra, regularly performing at St. Giles-in-the-Fields, London. Furthermore, he is the Music Director and Accompanist of the Chor Am Bach choir in Southern Germany.