Ms Annalisa Monticelli
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Biography
Annalisa Monticelli is an all-round musician with a strong Classical background and a passion for Popular Music (Jazz and Latin-American). Annalisa regularly performs as a soloist/chamber musician and has performed in Italy, Ireland, Spain, Romania, Germany, England, Poland, France, Switzerland, Malaysia, Argentina and the USA. She has recorded several CDs as a soloist and with ensembles. Annalisa is currently a PhD candidate in TU Dublin.Teaching
BA in Theatre and Film Practice
Course type:
Undergraduate
Study mode:
Full-Time
Duration:
3 Years
Start date:
Sep 2025
BA (Hons) in Audio and Music Production
Course type:
Undergraduate
Study mode:
Full-Time
Duration:
4 Years
Start date:
Sep 2025
BA in Musical Theatre
Course type:
Undergraduate
Study mode:
Full-Time
Duration:
3 Years
Qualifications & Awards
- Teaching certification in Piano (Conservatorio Luis Gianneo, Argentina)
- First class BA(Hons) in Piano performance (A. Corelli Conservatory in Italy)
- First Class Honours Master’s Degrees in Piano Performance (A. Corelli Conservatory in Italy)
- First Class honours MAster's Degree in Music Education (A. Corelli Conservatory in Italy)
- Masters in Music and Piano performance (from the Petrie School of Music in the USA)
- Tow year Post-graduate diploma in Chamber Music (Fiesole School of Music in Florence - under the guidance of Maestro Bruno Canino)
- one-year Post-graduate Diploma on Advance Piano performance (Montopoli in Val D Arno- under the guidance of Maestro Daniel Rivera).
Research & Interests
During her undergraduate and Master studies in Argenina and Italy, Annalisa focussed her research on Latin-American Music, writing Papers and dissertations about Astor Piazzolla, Heitor Villa-lobos, Carlos Guastavino and Alberto Ginastera. Her Music education dissertation was based on the use of Latin-American folk music in primary school education and elementary piano.Currently a PhD Candidate in TU Dublin Annalisa is focussing on Michele Esposito and his Irish piano school (1882-1926).
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