Alex Stabile began learning piano at seven years old and continued his studies alongside interests in science, technology, and computing. He holds a B.S. in Symbolic Systems and a Certificate of Piano Performance from Stanford University, where he studied with Frederick Weldy.
Alex has received awards from several adult amateur competitions. He was the first place winner of the 2014 Russian Chamber Music Foundation of Seattle competition, third prize winner at the 2019 San Diego International Piano Competition for outstanding amateurs, first prize winner at the 2024 Paris Concours de Grands Amateurs de Piano, and first prize winner at the 2024 Washington International Piano Arts Council competition, where he also won prizes for best baroque performance and best Rachmaninoff performance.
Alex works as a software engineer in San Francisco. When not playing music, he spends time with his wife Nayan (also a pianist) and their cats, tinkers with computers, and works on improving his Tetris skills.
