Guido Rimonda

Guido Rimonda (born 1969) is an Italian violinist and conductor.

Born at Saluzzo in Piedmont, Rimonda studied the violin under Corrado Romano, Franco Gulli, Renato Biffoli, Renato de Barbieri, Edoardo Oddone and Ruggiero Ricci. He made his debut at the age of 13 as the player of Corelli's sonatas in the film entitled Per Antonio Vivaldi, directed by Massimo Scaglione. Rimonda began his teaching career as the assistant of Giuliano Carmignola and Franco Gulli at the Scuola di Alto Perfezionamento Musicale, Saluzzo. He currently^[when?] holds the violin chair at the Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi in Turin.

Rimonda was recently^[when?] awarded the Renato Brusòn Prize.

Rimonda plays a A.Stradivarius “J.M.Leclair” (1721) and a Dario Vernè (1991).

Order of Merit of the Italian Republic - "Cavaliere Ordine al Merito della Repubblica Italiana" - Rimonda Guido

Rome, 27 December 2010. for artistic merits

Writings di Guido Rimonda: