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This influenced Ron to begin his study of music at
7 years of age. His professional music career began
at 14 years of age, when he played his first solo
engagement as an accordionist for a San Francisco
New Years Eve party. Ron continued to perform with
the Al Borelli Orchestra while his sister, Carole,
became vocalist for the band. At the same time, he
formed his own trio at age 18.
With an early interest in jazz piano and accordion,
Ron studied with the notable Don Haas and was influenced
by pianists Oscar Peterson, Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock,
Bill Evans and jazz accordionist Art Van Damne. After
exploring many of the jazz styles, an interest in
classical music developed which led to studying with
the renowned classic pianist/composer Julian White.
Ron has played for hundreds of special occasions
including at San Francisco’s Bimbo’s 365
Club, the Fairmont and St. Francis Hotels, the Concord
Pavilion, the Olympic and Pacific Union Clubs, University
of San Francisco and for numerous small gatherings
at private residences. His more prestigious performances
include engagements for the San Francisco Opera, the
San Francisco Symphony, The Three Tenors, Diablo Ballet,
Santa Rosa Symphony, Berkeley Symphony, Theatre Works,
Las Vegas International Accordion Convention and for
San Francisco celebrities.
The Ron Borelli Orchestra
The Ron Borelli Orchestra is composed of the San
Francisco Bay Area’s finest musicians, some
with a wealth of experience while others are up and
coming new artists. Carole Borelli is the featured
vocalist. Guest artists continually perform with the
Ron Borelli Orchestra and are comprised of many of
the notable Bay Area Artists.
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