Biography
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Born in 1986, she discovered her talent relatively late and was encouraged by her music teacher in her final year of middle school to pursue a musical career.
At 14, she was admitted to the Conservatorio G. Verdi in Milan, where she studied recorder, baroque flute, classical singing and choral conducting, beginning a rapid and enthusiastic musical journey across disciplines.
At 15, she took on her first appointment as conductor of the choir at the Collegio delle Dame Inglesi in Merate. She also performed as a soloist in numerous chamber ensembles, both as a flautist and a singer, with seemingly unstoppable energy.
Her conducting work has included the Bocconi University Choir in Milan; Chorus Insubriae at the University of Insubria in Varese and Como; the Young Mediterranean Ensemble choir and orchestra; and the Medit-lab and Wayward Spirit orchestras.
She has performed as principal flautist and/or vocal soloist with Delman Vocal Ensemble, D's Greens, Humana Vox, Orchestra Barocca di Sassari, University Folk Society, Eileen Og and Corale Lirica Ambrosiana.
She studied pop singing at the Conservatorio A. Boito in Parma with Rossana Casale, later refining her skills with Gabriella Scalise.
She is currently the founder and director of Voci della Terra, the first fully sustainable vocal and instrumental ensemble; she leads FolKoristi, an a cappella dance music choir, and conducts the Milan-based pop/rock choir Neuronics.
With seven recording projects and many years of concert experience in Italy and abroad, she entered the balfolk scene through the quartet Cuater2 and the duo Essential, joining Alzamantes in 2025.
Known for her eclecticism and versatility, she blends classical and folk genres, drawing vocal inspiration from Dulce Pontes, flute inspiration from René Clemencic and conducting inspiration from Dimitri Mitropoulos.
