About Me
I am from Rosario, and I live in the City of Buenos Aires. At a very early age, I began my musical studies in violin and piano. In 2010, I enrolled in the Bachelor's program in Orchestral Conducting at the National University of Litoral, where I studied under Reinaldo Zemba and Manuel Marina. I graduated with a Bachelor's degree in 2015 and received the distinction of Best Average.
In my professional career, I have served as the principal conductor of stable organizations such as the Academic Orchestra of Rosario, the Symphonic Band of San Lorenzo, the Kaparilo Contemporary Music Ensemble, and the Camerata Rosario. I have been the recipient of various awards from the National Fund for the Arts, INAMU, and the Municipality of Rosario for the production of recordings and training. Renowned soloists such as Claudio Devigili, Emiliano Zamora, Pablo Griggio, and Elías Gurevich have performed alongside my baton, among others.
I was a finalist in the 2022 Young Conductors' First Contest, organized by the Patagonia Foundation, where I had the opportunity to conduct the Philharmonic Orchestra of Río Negro. In 2023, I completed a postgraduate seminar under the direction of Maestra Ligia Amadio and the Argentine National Symphony. In the same year, I was selected to participate in the Orchestra Directors HUB (Chile) alongside Maestra Alejandra Urrutia.
Finally, I work as a lecturer at the National University of Litoral, teaching the Aesthetics of Music, and I am in the final stages of completing a PhD in Music at the same institution. My commitment to aesthetic research also guides me in my continuous improvement as a conductor.
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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"
