Fabrizio Mazzetta is an accomplished cellist and educator whose career spans both sides of the Atlantic. His teaching experience is extensive, having served on the faculty of several prestigious institutions including the Concord Conservatory of Music, Sharon Music Academy, Page Music Lessons, and Milton Academy. He has also contributed to public school music programs in Brookline and Milton, MA, bringing his expertise to diverse educational settings.

Mr. Mazzetta’s musical journey began in his native France, where he completed his undergraduate studies at the National School of Music of Bourg-la-Reine. There, he studied under esteemed mentors such as Étienne Cardoze of the Orchestre de chambre de Paris and renowned cellist Xavier Gagnepain. Seeking to further his artistic development, he emigrated to the United States to pursue graduate studies at the Longy School of Music, where he was guided by celebrated concert artist Iseut Chuat and former BSO cellist Ronald Feldman.

As a performer, Mr. Mazzetta has demonstrated remarkable versatility and artistry. He has appeared with numerous ensembles including the New Bedford Symphony Orchestra, Hingham Symphony Orchestra, and Symphony New Hampshire. His chamber music collaborations are equally impressive, featuring performances with the Gloucester Chamber Music Series, Pas de Deux String Duet, and the PontiCelli Trio. Recently, he co-founded the Belle Époque Music Ensemble (BEME) with his wife, pianist Masako Yotsugi. Mr. Mazzetta’s musical adventures have taken him beyond local stages; he toured Japan with the Jugoya Ensemble in 2008 and has participated in summer festivals in Switzerland and France. His musical versatility extends to collaborations with jazz, pop, and rock artists in major cities like Paris, Boston, New York City, and Los Angeles, showcasing his ability to cross genre boundaries with ease.