Fabrizio Cucco is a bassist and composer from Anzio, specializing in jazz music and a graduate of Saint Louis College of Music, where he has been teaching bass guitar and complementary subjects since 2015.

As a leader he has two albums to his credit:

• “For a Brief Moment” (Camilla Records, Rome 2020), an album of original songs, recorded in quartet with Maurizio Giammarco, Pierpaolo Principato and Roberto Gatto;
• “Tempo Fermo” (577 Records, Brooklyn, New York, July 5, 2025), an album of original songs written four hands with Cristina Zavalloni, who sings on the record. Recorded in quartet with Sebastian Marino and Alessandro Marzi, it also features Maurizio Giammarco and Marcello Sirignano.

Notable collaborations with Jim Porto (various ensembles), Maurizio Giammarco and Battista Lena Quartet (with Marcello Di Leonardo), Natalio Mangalavite Trio (with Lorenzo Tucci), Eddy Palermo Trio, Francesco Bruno Quartet, Grazia Di Michele, Banco del Mutuo Soccorso, Joy Garrison, Fabrizio Sferra, Javier Girotto and Beppe Servillo with Saint Louis Big Band conducted by Gianni Oddi, Area Sanremo Tour Orchestra, Saint Louis Big Band and Paolo Fresu and many others.

He has played in numerous jazz festivals (including several editions), including Hev-het fest (Kosice, Slovakia), Warsaw Singer’s Jazz Festival (Warsaw, Poland), Cairo Jazz Festival (Egypt), Jammin’ Casa Del Jazz (Rome), Priverno Jazz Festival, Modica Jazz Fest, Muntagninjazz, Italian Jazz on the Road (Helsinki, Maastricht, Aalborg), Ombre Jazz Fest (Viterbo), Ravello Music Fest, Jazz & Image Festival (Rome), Special Guest Festival (Teatro Eliseo, Rome), Alatri Jazz Festival, Sperlonga Music Fest, Village Celimontana Festival (Rome), 52nd jazz Winter (Latina).

Fabrizio Cucco has represented Saint Louis abroad, conducting seminars, individual lessons and workshops in Finland (Metropolia, Helsinki), Spain (Taller De Musics, Barcelona), Romania (George Enescu, Iasi), Kosovo (University of Pristina), Lithuania (Viko, Vilnius), and Turkey (BAU Conservatory, Istanbul).