Born in Rome, at the age of eight Rossano Baldini began studying piano, which led to a Bachelor of Arts at the St. Cecilia Conservatory of Music in Rome. He studied with Antonio Valente and Franco Medori, Franco D’Andrea, John Taylor, Kenny Werner and Stefano Battaglia. Parallel to the musical studies, he deepened his interest in cinema by enrolling at the Roma Tre University faculty of DAMS (Disciplines of Arts, Music and Performing Arts) where he graduated in 2007. After graduating, he moved to Los Angeles where he began his professional career.As a soundtracks’ composer, Rossano Baldini wrote the soundtracks of Il Principe di Ostia bronx directed by Raffaele Passerini, Queen Kong by Monica Stambrini and Tutti i rumori del mare by Federico Brugia.For television, he scored and produced the Rai3 TV show Presa Diretta episodes La caduta dei giganti (S20, E2), Caldo Artico (S19, E2), Appalti fuori controllo (S18, E2), Belli e immortali (S17, E4). For Rai3, in 2018, he composed the original music of the docu – series Voci di una terra, directed by Federico Cataldi.As a recording artist, Rossano Baldini released two records for the Japanese label Albòre Jazz Records: It Won’t Be Late (2012), followed by Light in 2015.As a live musician, since 2015 he’s part of the Nicola Piovani ensemble La musica è pericolosa and the show La Vita Nuova; he collaborates as a soloist, pianist and keyboard player with the orchestras Roma Sinfonietta and Orchestra Italiana Del Cinema.He also played in concerts with Luis Bacalov, Josè Carreras, Steven Mercurio, Timothy Brock, Giorgio Canali, Fabrizio Bosso, Spiritual Front, Carly Paoli, Michele Rabbia, Andrea Morricone.As s studio musician, Rossano works alongside various composer such as Nicola Piovani, Carlo Siliotto, Alessio Vlad, Francesco Cerasi, Andrea Guerra, Lele Marchitelli, Rocco De Rosa, Giovanni Rotondo. The music of Rossano Baldini has been published by Rai Com, Megasound Records, ConcertOne, Albore Jazz Records.