Ruggero Livieri, diplomato nel 1981 in Organo e Composizione Organistica con il massimo dei voti, dal 1978 svolge una intensa attività concertistica in qualità di solista in Rassegne e Festivals nazionali e internazionali in Italia, Francia, Austria, Germania, Danimarca e Norvegia. È risultato vincitore dei Concorsi Organistici nazionali di Roma (1980) e di Noale (1978, 1984 e 1985). Ha frequentato Corsi ed Accademie nazionali ed internazionali di perfezionamento, tenuti da Maestri di fama mondiale Langlais, Koopman, Tagliavini, Alain, Leonhardt, Vogel, Radulescu, Roth, Lohmann. Nel giugno del 1990 ha conseguito "Le Prix de Virtuosité" presso il Conservatorio Superiore di Ginevra nella classe del Maestro Lionel Rogg. Ha insegnato in diversi Conservatori italiani, ed attualmente è titolare di Organo e Composizione Organistica al Conservatorio “Girolamo Frescobaldi” di Ferrara. È Organista Titolare e Direttore Artistico della Cappella Universitaria del “Collegio Don Mazza” in Padova. [luglio 2019; curriculum più recente e più ampio nella pagina https://www.organieorganisti.it/utenti/ruggero-livieri ]
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Ruggero Livieri, born near Venice, he studied piano and organ at the Conservatory of Padua under the guidance of the maestros Amedeo Boccardo and Rino Rizzato, with whom he graduated in 1981 in Organ and Composition for Organ, obtaining the maximum marks. Since 1978 he has carried out an intense concert activity as soloist always obtaining large concense of both audience and critics. He has taken part in national and international shows and festivals and has played with choral and intrumental groups. He has held concerts on prestigious organs in France, Austria, Germany and Denmark. He was winner of national organ competitions in Rome (1980), and in Noale (1978, 1984, 1985). He obtained positive opinions and concerts awards attending National and International courses and Academies for specialization, held by Maestros of intrnational fame: Langlais, Koopman, Tagliavini, Alain, Essl, Leonhardt, Vogel, Radulescu, Roth and Lohmann. In June 1990 he obtained " Le Prix de Virtuosite'" at the Superior Conservatory of Geneva in the class of Maestro Lionel Rogg. He recorded for the Phoenix record company wth Christmas music of J.S.Bach. He has taught in several italian conservatories and at present is Head of Organ and Organ Composition at the Conservatory Agostino Steffani in Castelfranco Veneto. He is Head Organist and Artistic Director at the University Chapel of the Don Mazza College in Padua where he recently recorded a DVD with music of Buxterhude, Walther and Bach on the new organ Francesco Zanin built in the style of the baroque instruments of northern Germany.