Davide and Daniele Trivella, twins brothers, are renown internationally as one of the most interesting piano duet.
Their extraordinary performances have impressed juries of the most important national and international piano duet competitions.
Due to their success, they have been invited to play by many important concert associations in Russia, Israel, Germany, France, Austria, and of course, in Italy. Wherever they play, they capture the audience, including music critics, through the originality of their style, their extraordinary agreement and their highly communicative interpretations.
In the 2000, during a concert with the pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard at the Venice Biennale, they performed Schoenberg's transcriptions and piano works, impressing both music critics and lovers.
Their versatility can be seen in their vast repertoire, ranging from 18th Century to contemporary music; it includes some fundamental works of the 20ieth Century such as Messiaen's "Visions de l'Amen", Hindemith's sonatas, the orchestral works op.16 by Schoenberg/Webern, and Stravinsky's works for duet, Ligeti's Monument, but also works by jazz composers such as Gershwin, Piazzolla, Giovanni Sollima and Maurizio Curcio and Gianluigi Trovesi (which the two brothers often re-elaborate) and works by contemporary composers such as Ernesto Rubin de Cervin (Offerte and L'Ultimo Corale in first world-wide execution ) Gaetano Randazzo, Francesco di Fiore and Frank Zabel.
Davide and Daniele Trivella have developed their music talent with Alberto Colombo in Milan, with Pier Narciso Masi at the Accademia Musicale in Florence and also with Katia Labèque at the Accademia Chigiana in Siena, Alfons Kontarsky at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Alexander Lonquich in Loano, Bruno Canino in Milan and Thérèse Dussaut in Paris.
They have played for Rai Tre (Roma), Bayern 4, Radio France, Radio Israel and they have made CD with Phoenix.

Worth mentioning to " Cape Classic Festival " ( South Africa) tour dates in february 2006. In 2006 in America they performed the two pianos concert " Dance Variations" by Morton Gould. Afterwards, in occasion of the Mozart Bicentenary in Bangkok, they played the Salisburg genius the concert K 365 and then performed at Worwick Festival in England.