Born in Italy, she moved to the United States in 2009, where she

earned her Doctoral of Musical Arts from Boston University under the
guidance of Anthony di Bonaventura and Linda Jiorle-Nagy. During her
graduate studies, she researched the piano technique of Carl Czerny
and completed her dissertation “Technique and Expression in Carl
Czerny's Teaching” under the guidance of prof. David Kopp. She also
earned her Bachelor and Master degree in Piano Performance from the
“Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi”, Milano, Italy, where she studied piano

performance with Cristina Carini and Vincenzo Balzani.

In addition to her performance and research career, Dr Conti Vanoni

is active as a piano teacher, working with students from beginners to
advanced level. In recent years, she worked as piano group teacher and
private instructor at Boston University, as well as YMES teacher at the
Yamaha School of Music of Boston. Her interest for teaching brought her
to collaborate with elementary and high schools to develop music and
instrumental programs for children and teens. In the past ten years, she
taught piano, chamber music and music theory for different music schools
in Milano (ltaly), Paris (France) and the greater Boston area. She currently

lives in Stoneham with her husband and their four kids.