He has, as a Conductor, a vast repertoire from baroque music to the latest  productions of ‘900, both the operatic repertoire and the symphonic repertoire. His  amazing technique, from the Russian School of Ilya Musin, makes him one of the  most respected of new generation conductors in the world.  

Giuseppe Monopoli has conducted and performed in major theaters of the world:  Main Hall Cairo Opera House (Cairo, Egypt), Großes Studio in Neues Mozarteum  (Salzburg, Austria), Theatre of Dora Stratou-Lofos Filopappou (Athens, Greece),  Beethoven’s Academy Hall (Moscow, Russia), Polycarp Kilisesi Hall (Izmir  Turkey), Kadesh Kammerorchester (Wien, Austria), Auditorium Berlioz (Paris, 

France), Composer Forum NY (New York, USA) Gyeongju Theatre (South  Korea), Bulgaria Concert Hall (Sofia, Bulgaria), Dvorana Niškog Simfonijskog  Orkestra (Niš, Serbia), e ancora in Canada, Argentina, Thailand, Norway.  He also performed with: Orchestra Sinfonica della Provincia di Bari (Italy),  Deutsche Kammerakademie Neuss am Rhein (Germany) Composer NYU forum of  New York (USA), Orchestra Sinfonica “Federico II”, Orchestra Barocca Italiana,  Orchestra da Camera “G. Curci”, Hermes Concentus Musicus, Orchestra Sinfonica  “Umberto Giordano”, Collegium Musicum Apuliae, “Nuove Sincronie”, “Nuova  Consonanza”, Accademia La Stravaganza, Città dei Sassi Opera Festival,  Musiques d’aujour d’hui (Vernon, France), Società Aquilana dei Concerti “B.  Barattelli” (L’Aquila), Nuove Sincronie (Milan), Nuova Consonanza (Rome), Rai,  NYU Composers Forum New York University (USA), University of Lodz  (Poland), Impression Orchestra (Mosow, Russia), Teatro Comunale Curci, Teatro  Umberto Giordano (Foggia), Teatro Francesco Stabile (Potenza), Philarmonic  Orchestra Banatul of Timisoara, Cairo Opera Orchestra (Cairo, Egypt), Silla  Symphony Orchestra (Gyeongju, South Korea), Sofia National Philharmonic  Orchestra and Choir (Sofia, Bulgaria), Niški Simfonijski Orkestar (Niš, Serbia) and  other. He has been the Guest Conductor at the Cairo Opera House and Principal  Conductor of Hermes Concentus Musicus, which has produced music of high  artistic in various European tour.  

During the 2004 Olympic Games in Greece, great success has been his conduction  of “Serva Padrona” by GB Pergolesi in the historical theater of Dora Stratou-Lofos  Filopappou, Athens.  

In November 2005, he conducted the HCM in the presence of the Princes of the  House of Savoia in an acclaimed lyric-symphonic concert, while in December  2006, invited by the Italian Consulate, he performed at Polikarp Kilisesi Izmir  (Izmir, Turkey) in a concert praised by all the local and national press. In June  2007 he successfully conducted “Così fan tutte” by Mozart at the festival “La  Stravaganza”. In the same year, he conducted at the prestigious Großes Studio Hall  in the Mozarteum of Salzburg, to head of Deutsche Kammerakademie Neuss am  Rhein with the pianist Cordelia Hofer-Teutsch. In 2008 he conducted “The  Marriage of Figaro”at theopera festival in the Mediterranean. In November 2009  he conducted in Moscow (Russia) at the prestigious Academy Beethoven Hall, and  in January 2010 he achieved aresounding success at the Cairo Opera House  receiving the applause of the Italian Ambassador in Cairo. In October 2010, he 

made a tour in South Korea. In July 2010 to the Opera Festival in Fredrikstad in  Norway and in December 2010 he conducted the Mozart’s Coronation Mass in the  prestigious “Bulgaria Concert Hall” in Sofia with the National Philharmonic Choir  and the Sofia National Philharmonic Orchestra. In March 2011 he conducted the  Niski Simfonijski Orkestar in Serbia, obtaining a great success.  As a Composer, he is graduated with the maximum thing of the votes in  Composition with Ottavio De Lillo. Successively, he is graduated to National  Academy of S. Cecilia with Franco Donatoni. On the 1997 he results winner of the  Young selection composers under 35 announced from “Nuova Consonaza” and he  is selected between over 130 composers, from an errand composed with teachers of  international fame (E. Morricone, M. Dall’Ongaro, M. Bortolotti and others).  He also studied with the greatest composers in the world: P. Glass, D. Ghezzo,  G.Ligeti.  

As a Violinist, after the academic studies with Franco Cristofoli, the mastercourse with Mariana Sirbu in Spain and a long and important specialization with Carlo  Chiarappa ( International Academy of Lugano, International Course for Violin and  Orchestra, Forlì), he played as a soloist in various chamber formations,  collaborating with prestigious interpreters, in the more important Italian City  (Turin, Rome, Florence, Bologna, Milan, Genova, Palermo, Bari, Foggia, Ferrara,  Bergamo, Catania, and others) and foreign ( Swiss and Spain ). He has deepened  the study of the early music with original instruments collaborating with the more  important Italian baroque orchestras.  

He is Professor of Chamber Music at the Conservatory “N. Piccinni” in Bari, Italy.  Giuseppe Monopoli was Artistic Director of “Opera Aperta” (Honorary members:  Sylvano Bussotti, Franco Donatoni, Ivan Fedele and Sandro Gorli) and the  International Composer Competition “Domenico Guaccero” from 1998 to 1999.  The following year he organized the International Course of Composition of  “Opera Aperta” with Dinu Ghezzo and Sandro Gorli. In 2004 he founded the  Orchestra “Hermes Concentus Musicus” as Principal Conductor and Artistic  Director. In the same year he founded the ‘Symphony Orchestra Federico II” of  which he was artistic director and principal conductor until 2007. He also founded  the “International Academy of Singing in the Mediterranean” and has worked with  Di Matteo, Shawki, Kumamoto, Desderi, Segalini, Irma Capece Minutolo and  others. Subsequently, he was Artistic Director of the”International Opera Competition  in the Mediterranean” with selections in New York, recording in the first edition over 100 participants from around the world. Since 2004, he is Erasmus  Institutional Co-ordinator for projects of the European Union through projects of  cooperation with the Sibelius Academy, the Royal Conservatory of Copenhagen  (Denmark), the Royal Conservatory of Madrid (Spain), the Conservatory of  Valencia (Spain), the Academy Music State of Sofia (Bulgaria), the University of  Music in Graz (Austria), the Royal Conservatory of Brussels (Belgium) University  of Amsterdam and the Conservatory of Salamanca. He has conducted and recorded  for the CMC and has published his compositions for the house “Rugginenti Milan.  Giuseppe Monopoli is the Artistic Director of the Mediterraneo Opera Festival and  of Mediterraneo International Opera Competition. He is Guest Conductor of the  Sofia National Philharmonic Orchestra and the Cairo Opera Orchestra. In 2010 he  received the prestigious Lifetime Achievement award for artistic merit from major  Freundeskreis Hoch – und Deutschmeister (Teutonic Order Federiciano Knightly),  received in audience by Pope Benedict XIII.