Aquiles Delle Vigne

He also appeared as a soloist with many major orchestras in collaboration with conductors such as Yehudi Menuhin, Alberto Lysy, Georges Octors, Leopold Hager, Lee Dong-ho, André Vandernoot, Juan Carlos Zorzi, Flavio Scogna and Alexis Soriano, with the National Orchestras in Argentine, Belgium, Colombia, Mexico, the Orchestra of the Bulgarian Radio in Sofia, the Philharmonic Orchestras in Buenos Aires, Skopje, Fort Worth, Fort Wayne, Bucharest, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Rosario, Bangkok, Parana, Lima, Mexico, Bogota, Camerata Menuhin, Belgische Radio en Televisie, and Carlos Chavez in Mexico DF.

Invited as a jury member for international piano competitions in Pretoria, Casagrande, Sydney, Cincinnati, Texas, Bremen, Bellini, etc., his career as a pianist was edged by a restless love for teaching.

He gave master classes at the Summer Academy in Salzburg, Académie du Cap Ferret Music Festival,[2] in France, and at the Academia del Ridotto, in Italy.

In his late years, he had his own academy: the Academia Internacional de Música Aquiles Delle Vigne at the University of Coimbra, in Portugal.

Aquiles Delle Vigne has recorded for HMV, Naxos, BMG, BASF, Pavane, EMS, Wide Classique and Ars Produktion.