Daniel Colalillo
About
I'm a New York City based classical pianist. I has been lauded by “The New York Times” and have performed at halls such as Carnegie Hall, Steinway Hall, Bargemusic, Symphony Space, Baruch College: PAC, Columbia University, Princeton University, and has performed in various cities such as: Philadelphia, San Francisco, Nashville, Toronto, Montreal, and more. I received my Masters in Piano Performance at Mannes College: The New School for Music in 2014.
As a teacher I run my own music studio in uptown Manhattan where it is equipped with a excellent Steinway B.
I feel it is my responsibility to pass on all the insight and wisdom I have learn from my great teachers. Whether a student is training to be a concert pianist, or just trying out the instrument; I will give them the same amount of effort and expertise. I have taught piano to students of all ages and all levels of proficiency. Some of my student have had great success leading then to merit based scholarship to Interlochen Music School (High school) and others to the Evening Division at Juilliard. I have taught in various setting, such as music schools, summer festivals, master classes, and my own studio.
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What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
In 2014 Daniel graduated with his Masters in Piano Performance at Mannes College: The New School for Music where he studied with Thomas Sauer (Student of Jorge Bolet) and Eteri Andjaparidze (Prize Winner of Tchaikovsky Competition.) Daniel also received a Bachelor of Music from Purchase: Conservatory of Music where he studied with Paul Ostrovsky (Student of Emil Gilels.) He has also had additional studies with MacArthur Fellow (Genius Grant) Jeremy Denk. Daniel began playing piano at the late age of 15.