Peculiarities:
Two ensembles in one: Violin & Piano and Viola & Piano
Research about lesser-known repertoire of Italian great composers of the past
Premieres of unedited pieces by Italian contemporary composers
Performance and publication of autograph original compositions
Performance and publication of autograph original transcriptions
The Medhelan Duo is composed by Doriano Di Domenico, violinist and violist, and the pianist Matteo Generani.
The Duo has performed in Italy – including at the Monferrato Classic Festival, Flying Notes, Viotti Festival, National Conservatory Festival (Frosinone), and UrsaCall – and internationally, in Austria (Bösendorfer Salon, Vivaldi Hall, Steinway Showroom in Vienna), Belgium (BOZAR, Italian Cultural Institute, and Salon du Tilleul in Brussels), and the United States (Missouri, Kansas and Florida).
In 2025, the Medhelan Duo was selected as an Artist in Residence at the Emerald Coast Music Alliance in Florida, where they gave 19 concerts. In summer 2026, a CD featuring the music of L. M. Serra is scheduled for release on the DaVinci label.
III International Competition Premio “Harmonika” (2023)
Chamber Music Category: 1st prize
Lancaster International Piano Festival Competition (2023)
Chamber Music Category: 3rd prize
International Competition of the "Musica della Val Tidone" (2023)
Chamber Music Category: 3rd prize
Classic Artists Online International Competition (2023)
Chamber Music Category: 1st absolute prize
Grand Prize Virtuoso International Music Competition (2023)
Chamber Music Category: 1st prize
String Competition Online (2023)
Chamber Music Category: 1st prize
XII International competition for young musicians “Città di Massa” Online Edition (2023)
Chamber Music Category: 1st prize
The Duo Medhelan is honored to have received support from various institutions for the realization of its projects. In particular, for the realization of the trip to Brussels on the occasion of the gala "Grand Prize Virtuoso International Music Competition Brussels: Ceremony Awards" held on April 21, 2023, it received the following grants:
Italian Cultural Institute (2023)
Lodging expenses: $600
University of Missouri Kansas City (2023)
Travel Grant: $400
Friends of the Conservatory: $500
Conservatory Alumni Fund: $500