Dani Piro

Dani Piro, an accomplished classical guitarist originally from Italy and currently residing in London, brings over a decade of experience to the world of music. His skillful performances have graced a diverse array of occasions and venues, ranging from wedding ceremonies and Italian concert halls to drinks receptions, festivals, and corporate dinners.

Born in a small town in Sardinia, Dani embarked on his musical journey at the Civil School in Cagliari. Driven by his deep passion for music, he continued his studies at the Giuseppe Tartini Conservatory in Trieste, where he earned his Bachelor’s Degree. Additionally, Dani enriched his musical education by attending masterclasses led by renowned figures such as Roberto Masala and Andrea Dieci. He also delved into chamber music under the guidance of Teresa Leopold and Mario Mortore, showcasing his talent in performances of Antonio Vivaldi's concerto for two mandolins and orchestra.

Dani further refined his classical guitar skills at the Giulio Regondi Guitar Academy in Milan, focusing on modern music. His exploration of different musical eras led him to study renaissance and baroque at the School of Ancient Music (SMAV) in Venice, mentored by Maestro Massimo Lonardi.

Throughout his career, Dani has been an integral part of various chamber music groups, including the Gorizia Guitar Orchestra. The orchestra's performances took them to Italy, Croatia, and Slovenia. As a member of a guitar duo, Dani toured prestigious concert halls and festivals in Italy, such as The Ridotto of Teatro Comunale Luciano Pavarotti in Modena, the San Rocco Auditorium in Carpi, and the San Giacomo Festival in Bologna. Additionally, he participated in events like Aperiguitar in Carpi.

Dani Piro's dedication to his craft is evident in his participation in the Paganini Marathon during the Paganini Festival, where he presented several original guitar compositions. His performances extended to venues like the Stanza del Suono in Parma, the Sala Dante in La Spezia, and the ISSM in Modena.