Adriano Spadoni was born in Moscow in 1978. For 7 years, he studied cello with Pavlutskaja Natalija. In 1993, Adriano enrolled in the Institute of Restorers and Engravers of Wooden Works in Moscow, where he learned decorative techniques for works in wood and developed his facination for the construction of stringed instruments. Adriano graduated with honors in 1996.

In 1996, Adriano moved to Cremona to attend I.P.I.I.A.L. Antonio Stradivari. In 1999, Adriano obtained his diploma as a violin maker, under the supervision of Master Giorgio Cé. 

In 1999, Adriano started training in the workshop of Katharina Abbhul and Alessandro Krilovi, where he learned new techniques of construction and varnishing, with the strong influence of the classical traditions of Cremona violin making. At the same time, Adriano attended the University of Musicology in Cremona, enriching his knowledge on music history and violin making. During his university studies, Adriano worked in several workshops including Edgar Russ and Krilovi-Abbhul. 

Adriano opened his own shop in 2012 in Cremona.

In June 2006 Adriano took part in the 2nd edition of the Event "CREMONA-KREMLINO", with his copy of the famous "Lord Wilton 1742" of Guarneri del Gesù.

In October 2006 he participated in the 11th International Triennial Competition of Stringed Instruments, in the category of violas, obtaining 16th place out of 83 competitors. His instrument was highly appreciated, especially for its sound level, collecting most of the votes of the jury.

In June 2007 he took part in the 5th Tchaikovskii Competition in Moscow, in the category of violins, making an instrument in the style of the "Betts 1704" by A. Stradivari. He obtained good results and took 2nd place.