Born in 1993, winner of the 2015 Premio Abbado and bronze medallist at the 2012 Premio Venezia, he maintains an intense concert career as a soloist and with orchestra, with a particular focus on chamber music, collaborating with ensembles ranging from duo to septet.
Since 2016 he has been pianist and founding member of the Quartetto Werther, one of the most promising Italian chamber ensembles on both the national and international concert scene, invited to prestigious festivals and concert associations including the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, the Gesellschaft für Kammermusik Basel, the Società dei Concerti di Milano, the Società del Quartetto di Milano, Festival Musikdorf Ernen, Musica Insieme, the Accademia Filarmonica Romana, Bologna Festival, Perugia Musica Classica, Festival dei Due Mondi, Amici della Musica di Firenze, Moscow International House of Music, Musikàmera, Società dei Concerti di Trieste, Associazione “Mariani” of Ravenna, Amici della Musica di Palermo, Società dei Concerti di Parma, and the Ente Concerti Pesaro.
With the Quartetto Werther he has won the XXXIX Premio “F. Abbiati – A. Farulli Prize” 2020 as Best Young Ensemble of the Year, First Prize at the Brahms International Chamber Music Competition in Gdańsk (Poland), Third Prize at the “Trio di Trieste” International Chamber Music Competition, and Third Prize at the Pinerolo International Chamber Music Competition.
The complete recording of the string quartets by Gabriel Fauré in 2021 for Brilliant Classics marked the ensemble’s debut recording. Elective Affinities, released in 2025 by Genuin and dedicated to the figure of Goethe, immediately received excellent critical acclaim and has been broadcast on numerous radio programmes in Switzerland (RSI) and Italy (RAI).
The Quartetto Werther also promotes the performance of contemporary Italian music, collaborating with composers such as Francesco Antonioni, Nicola Campogrande and Alessandro Solbiati, including world premiere performances.
Fiumara’s pianistic training is rooted in the teaching of M.T. Carunchio, L. Zilberstein and Enrico Pace. He studied and deepened his study of chamber music repertoire with the Trio di Parma and Pierpaolo Maurizzi, and subsequently with Patrick Jüdt and Johannes Meissl at the European Chamber Music Academy (ECMA), of which the Quartetto Werther is currently an active ensemble.
In 2022 he obtained the diploma awarded by the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia in the class of Carlo Fabiano, with honours and a special mention “for exceptional chamber music skills”, a recognition awarded for the first time since 1939 in the history of chamber music courses.
He has taught Piano and Chamber Music at the Conservatoires of Cagliari, Lecce and Ceglie Messapica; he is currently Professor of Chamber Music at the Rossini Conservatoire in Pesaro.