Giuseppe Terza

Giuseppe Terza (born August 29, 1989) is a Croatian conductor.

Biography Giuseppe Terza was born and raised in Croatia. From 2012 to 2016, he studied solo singing under Professor Jörg Westerkamp at the Vienna Conservatory. Between 2015 and 2019, he studied conducting with Professor Christian Schulz at the Richard Wagner Conservatory in Vienna.

Career In April 2017, at the age of 26, Giuseppe Terza made his concert debut in the Golden Hall (Großer Saal) of the Wiener Musikverein in Vienna, one of the world’s most renowned classical music venues. He has collaborated with several orchestras and musical institutions, including the Dubrovnik Symphony Orchestra, the North Macedonian Philharmonic, Ton der Jugend Sinfonieorchester Wien (Guest Conductor, 2017–2018), the charity gala concert All for Autism at the Musikverein in Vienna (Music Director and Conductor, 2017–2019), and the Mostar Symphony Orchestra (Guest Conductor, 2018–2019),

Giuseppe Terza conducted the Spring concert of the choir “Otvorena srca” in Vienna, where the ensemble appeared as a guest choir at the Spring Festival of the Gesangverein der Steirer.

According to his official website, Giuseppe Terza is the founder and artistic director of the Sasso Festival in Split.

Projects Terza is the curator of the Sunset Concerts series in Split, an outdoor summer concert project featuring classical, crossover, and film music performances held in historical open-air locations.

Collaborations Giuseppe Terza conducted the Ton der Jugend Symphony Orchestra at the “All for Autism” charity concert at the Golden Hall of the Musikverein in Vienna, which featured performances by tenor Ramón Vargas and violinist Yury Revich.