​Marco Rogliano graduated with distinction from Rome’s S. Cecilia Conservatory under the guidance of Antonio Salvatore, then furthered his studies with Ruggiero Ricci, Riccardo Brengola and Salvatore Accardo. In 1989 he debuted internationally as a soloist in Sweden performing the Violin Concerto by Sibelius with the Helsingborg Symphony Orchestra conducted by Ari Rasilainen.

In the wave of his successes in eminent violin and chamber music international competitions – such as the V. Bucchi of Rome, ARD of Munich, East and West Artists of New York – he has appeared at the most important venues of the world: New York’s Carnegie Hall, the Grosser Saal of Berlin’s Philharmonie, the Herkulessaal of Munich, Ciajkovskij Hall of Moscow, Casals Hall of Tokyo, S. Cecilia Hall of Rome, Teatro S. Carlo of Naples, Politeama of Palermo, working with conductors and performers such as E. Bushkov, G. Takacs-Nagy, L. Shambadal, S. Accardo, M. Angius, T. Ceccherini, E. Dindo, A. Lonquich, A. Lucchesini, and I. Turban. Particularly committed to the Italian violin repertoire of the 19th and 20th centuries, his rich discography includes many World Premières of authors such as Paganini, Rolla, Respighi, Zanella and Sciarrino released by Italian and foreign labels like Dynamic, Tactus, Stradivarius and Kairos.

His last recording for solo violin released on 2021 by the Genoese label Dynamic and entitled “Paganini and Italian Genius” contains WPR of discovered compositions by Paganini with other new solo pieces by Italian virtuosos of XIX century like De Vito, Austri, Ferrara, Giorgetti and Bignami. Marco currently holds the chair of Chamber Music at the “Cherubini” Conservatory in Florence.

Rogliano hold master classes in numerous Italian Conservatories, at Salzburg’s Mozarteum and at the Steinway Academy of Verona.