Biographical Notes: after graduating in Piano and Jazz Music he went on to further perfect his skills at the London Royal Academy of Music as well as with the Sienese seminars of masters Pieranunzi and Rea. He also completed a post-graduate course in Music at the Università Tor Vergata, and is a registered Technical Music Consultant for the Court of Rome. He has held concerts in Japan, Korea, France, Turkey, Rumania, Jordan, and in important theatres and Institutes in Italy. He has recorded two CD's: "Film Favorites" with trumpet player Cicci Santucci, and "The Heart of Europe" with guest music historian Tony Scott, flautist Nicola Stilo and vocalist Yasemin Sannino.

Noteworthy Press and critiques: "...Jacovella proves to be a refined pianist and author, who loves chiaroscuro and soft-spoken dialogue..." (Musica Jazz); "The jump, a piece composed by the roman pianist for Tony Scott's clarinette: the anguished, tremendously evocative voice of the "Holy man" from New Jersey and his painful scat are enough to give you the shivers!"; " Jacovella's is, without doubt, a cultural background that is sinking its roots in Europe." ,"A performance in a Keith Jarrett style of perfect solitude.." (Altrisuoni.org), ".. L.J.'s piano often pays homage to the great lesson of Art Tatum." (K.Kralj-Il Piccolo, Trieste); "The Heart of Europe: a suggestive work with an intimate pace..." (Jazzit)

His passion for music and its cultural formation were enriched by a series of significant encounters, excellent performances and concerts, as well as by having personally heard some of the greatest artists of the Twentieth century, among which he likes to remember: Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, Maurizio Pollini, Dizzy Gillespie, Jon Hendricks, Keith Jarrett, Cick Corea, Herbie Hancock, Michel Petrucciani, Lionel Hampton, Frank Sinatra, Michael Jackson, B.B.King, Federico Fellini e Giulietta Masina, Quincy Jones, Pina Baush, Vittorio Gassman, Carmelo Bene, Dario Fo, Wynton Marsalis, Tony Scott, Whitney Houston, Patty Pravo, Ennio Morricone, Michel Camilo, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Sir Antony Hopkins, Renato Zero, Franco Franchi, Sir George Solti, Alberto Sordi, Godwin Eckhart, and many others…