Francesco Marcheselli

Francesco Marcheselli is an Italian multi-instrumentalist and composer who began studying classical music and playing the oboe at an early age. He graduated in classical oboe from the Conservatory of Milan “Giuseppe Verdi,” under the guidance of Diego Dini Ciacci.

From a young age, his passion for blues music inspired him to expand his musical horizons beyond classical, embracing blues, jazz, and pop. In addition to performing with various orchestras—including Jong Metropole—Francesco has played in blues bands, jazz ensembles, and big bands. In 2023, he performed alongside Gianluigi Trovesi at the Blue Note in Milan, and in 2024 he was featured on the track I Want Jesus to Walk With Me in the album Healing Blues by Grammy-nominated Italian harmonica player Fabrizio Poggi, alongside Sharon White, vocalist for Eric Clapton.

Francesco is currently studying jazz at the Conservatory of Amsterdam with Joris Roelofs, where he recorded his debut singer-songwriter EP of original music, Love Consequences.

This project is an intimate journey through the complexities of love, expressed through a blend of tender lyricism, melancholic moods, and playful energy. From whispering oboe melodies to raw, blues-infused vocal outbursts, each track paints a vivid emotional landscape. Marcheselli’s distinctive fusion of classical sensitivity and modern soul comes to life through bold arrangements and dynamic contrasts—mysterious, groovy, heartfelt, and fearless. Love Consequences is more than music; it’s a window into Francesco’s heart.