Italian-Argentinian pianist Carolina Danise was born in Naples and has garnered national and international acclaim from a young age, earning numerous prestigious prizes. In recent years, she has established herself as a prominent soloist, captivating audiences in Italy, Spain, Ukraine, Germany, Holland, and the United States, where she made her New York debut at the Merkin Concert Hall in 2022. In 2021, Carolina performed at the Great Hall of the Odessa Philharmonic, receiving critical praise for her maturity, warmth, and powerful artistry.
Critics highlight her ability to use virtuosity as a means for deep musical expression.
Carolina has recorded for Falaut magazine and the label Diapason. Active also in Lied repertoire, she has been supported by the Brahms Society in Baden-Baden as a scholarship recipient, alongside soprano Alma Unseld.In 2022 she collaborated with the writer Rossana Cilli on the presentation of her book "Oltre le quinte – Concerto in tempore belli", offering musical interventions for some of the book's most significant parts.
Carolina began studying piano at the age of eight. Throughout her education, she worked with many prominent teachers, such as: Gabriella Olino, Leonid Margarius, Pietro Gatto, Andreas Frölich, Hartmut Höll, Bernd Goetzke and Anthony Spiri, focusing on both solo and chamber music.
In addition to her performing career, she is committed to teaching and currently shares her passion with young musicians at the State Music School in Friedrichshafen.