Bio
Danisa Alesandroni is a distinguished Argentine conductor, recognized for her unique musical interpretation and her expressive yet clear conducting style. Born in Rosario and currently based in Buenos Aires, she began her musical studies at an early age, specializing in violin and piano. In 2010, she entered the Bachelor’s Degree in Orchestral Conducting at the National University of the Littoral, where she studied with Reinaldo Zemba and Manuel Marina, graduating in 2015 with honors as the top student of her class.
In 2025, she was admitted to the Master’s Degree in Orchestral Conducting at the Department of Musical and Sound Arts of the National University of the Arts (UNA), an academic program closely linked to the Argentine National Symphony Orchestra. Throughout her career, she has served as principal conductor of important ensembles such as the Academic Orchestra of Rosario, the Symphonic Band of San Lorenzo, the Kaparilo Contemporary Music Ensemble, and Camerata Rosario. Her work has been recognized with awards and grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, INAMU, and the Municipality of Rosario, enabling her to develop recording projects and pursue specialized training.
Her talent has led her to share the stage with renowned soloists such as Claudio Devigili, Emiliano Zamora, Pablo Griggio, and Elías Gurevich, among others. In 2022, she was a finalist in the First Young Conductors Competition organized by Fundación Patagonia, conducting the Río Negro Philharmonic Orchestra. In 2023, she completed a postgraduate seminar with Maestro Ligia Amadio and the Argentine National Symphony Orchestra, and was selected to participate in the HUB for Women Conductors in Chile, under the mentorship of Maestro Alejandra Urrutia. Her artistic excellence has also been internationally recognized, as she was selected among more than 80 young conductors worldwide to participate in the Santa Catarina Music Festival in Brazil, where she conducted several festival ensembles and studied under Maestro Ligia Amadio.
In the academic field, she taught at the National University of the Littoral in the courses of Aesthetics of Music and Theory and Criticism of Music. She is currently completing her Doctorate in Music at the same institution. Her commitment to aesthetic research complements her development as a conductor, establishing her as one of the most promising emerging figures in orchestral conducting in Latin America.
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"You are no longer a promise, but rather one of the young names in orchestral conducting in Argentina, and a representative of female conductors."
- Ignacio Amarillo - El Litoral
Press
"...a symphony orchestra under the direction of Maestra Danisa Alesandroni, a young director of classical music, which combines the orchestral palette with the voices and the quartet of drums, bass, guitar, and piano."
- Newspaper "El Ciudadano"
