He deepens his studies on the methodology and technology of musical teaching, on anthropous psychopedagogical disciplines at the "G.Braga" Conservatory in Teramo.  

He participated in two editions of the “European Saxophone Campus” with Claude Delangle and in three editions of the INTERNATIONAL MEETING OF SAX in Nova Gorica, Slovenia.

He gave concerts in various formations: saxophone and piano, saxophone and organ, as a soloist, with chamber ensembles, in saxophone ensembles, and in collaboration with many symphony orchestras including the “Orchestra Internazionale giovanile Fedele Fenaroli’”, “ Orchestra Sinfonica del Teatro Maruccino”, The “Solisti Aquilani”, “ Orchestra Sinfonica Europea Ars Musica ”, “Orchestra Sinfonica of the Gabriele D’Annunzio University”, I Solisti del Teatro Marrucino, "Orchestra Sinfonica Amadeus", Big Band F. Fenaroli, and and with the Society Aquilana of concert “B.Barattelli”.

He has collaborated with, Andy Farber from New York, with the Brazilian artist Emanuel Dimas de Melo Pimenta, with French saxophonist Serge Bertocchi , with Hans de Jong , Sara Markham, Levente Puskàs, Stathis Mavrommatis, Nino Dimov,Yiannis Miralis and with French violinist Mathilde Lauridon.
 
He has collaborated also with clarinetist Calogero Palermo, with composers Antonello Neri, Stefano Taglietti, with the neapolitan guitarist Espedito De Marino, with the singer Red Canzian, Franz Di Cioccio and Patrick Djivas of the PFM (Premiata Forneria Marconi). He collaborated with the Italian musician and ethnomusicologist Ambrogio Sparagna.

He is the founder of the“Sax Sophia Quartet” for which the composers Germano Mazzocchetti , winner of Oscar prime Theter in Italy, Andrea Morricone and Dinos Costantinides , director of the Lousiana Sinfonietta State University Baton Rouge (USA) have written new works. This Quartet has given world premieres in Italy, Switzerland and Romania.  

In the theater he collaborated with the actors Sergio Bustric (actor of the film “La vita è bella”, Oscar Award), Peppe Servillo and Patrizio Rispo.  

He won national and international competitions of classical and contemporary music. He is the dedicatee of many compositions of which gave the World Premier.

Among the many awards he has received, there is the Prize Rotary Club for young talented musicians “International Rotary Club Young Musician”.

He is frequently a member of jury and in national and international saxophone competitions and he is a guest in national and international saxophone festivals.

He worked with important Orchestra conductors like Donato Renzetti, Jan Latham Koening, Claudio Desderi, Pasquale Veleno, Luigi Piovano, Luciano Bellini, Piero Romano, Antonio Cericola, Angelo Valori, Stefano Fonzi, Antonio Ciacca, Patrick Murray and Gabriele Pezone .  

Together with M Armando Victor Krieger (director of the Teatro Colon "of Buenos Aires) at the piano, he presented a world premier for the Argentine Embassy in Italy.

He has given concerts as a soloist in France, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, Greece, Romania, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Croatia, Palestine (Bethlehem), Hungary , Cyprus , New York, Paraguay, Brazil and Italy.  

He is involved in the research and the spread of Italian music for saxophone with a particularly attention on contemporary music and on music for the cinema and the theatre.  

He teaches saxophone in Italian public school and in various academies and holds master classes in Europe and lectures on Italian music for saxophone and the international contemporary music.  

He participated in national and international television recordings (RAI World, RAI Uno, Radio Broadcasting Station of the Holy See Episcopal of Italy) and radio (RAI-RADIO 3), WDR Colonia (Germany)  

He recorded a CD of world premieres in collaboration with some of the greatest contemporary Italian composers: Ennio Morricone, Nicola Piovani and Luis Bacalov Oscar Awards; Sergio Rendine, the famous harpist Cecilia Chailly, the cellist Giovanni Sollima and music writers chamber of Marco Tutino, Marco Betta, Giovanni D'Aquila and Opera Lorenzo Ferrero writer. (Sterling record label).  

The first absolute performance of the composition of Maestro Marco Tutino was performed at the Pantheon in Rome.

He collaborates with composer Sergio Rendine as saxophonist soloist, and together they presented a world premiere of a composition for soprano saxophone and organ, written on the occasion of the 70th the 70th anniversary of Hiroshima and Nagasaki bomb at the "Concert for Peace - Assisi Sacred Sound " in world view Rai World.  

His arrangiaments and editions have been published by “ Casa Musicale Sonzogno” Milan, "Casa RICORDI" Milan.

He also devotes himself to the diffusion of Italian saxophone music, with particular attention to contemporary music and music for cinema and theater and is a researcher of innovative techniques of the instrument and experimenter of new musical languages for saxophone.  

Reviewed by national and international magazines and newspapers (paper and websites);  

He is an artist endorser “Henry Selmer Paris” and “Vandoren Paris”