Radio Bruno Lombardia dedicate an article to Ingrid Carbone’s venue at Piano City Milan. You can read the full text (in Italian) here>>

Here’s a translated excerpt.

On Saturday, May 16, Milan opens a window onto music, educational outreach, and analytical thought with Ingrid Carbone. She is set to appear at CASVA (Centre for Advanced Studies on the Visual Arts) at Via Isernia 5 for a “Piano Lesson” included in the Piano City Milano 2026 program. The event is scheduled for 10:30 AM, and admission is free until capacity is reached. The chosen title is *The Female Universe in the Music of Schubert, Liszt, and Leoncavallo*.

The artist’s participation is confirmed by both the official Piano City Milano program and the CASVA webpage dedicated to the events of May 16. This concert-talk thus officially ranks among the festival events taking place across the city over the weekend.

Ingrid Carbone’s *Piano Lesson* adopts a specific format: not a traditional recital, but a lecture-recital where performance intertwines with explanation. This approach has long been a hallmark of the pianist’s work, combining artistic performance, research, and educational outreach.

The Milan program centers on the female experience, explored through works by Franz Schubert and Ruggiero Leoncavallo—including piano transcriptions by Franz Liszt. In previews of the event, Carbone explained that she will guide the audience through listening to Leoncavallo’s *Suite Spagnola* and Liszt’s transcription of Schubert’s *Lied* “Die Forelle.”