Ingrid Carbone’s Piano Lesson at Piano City Milan has been featured on Sussurrandom. You can read the full article (in Italian) here>>

Here’s a translated excerpt.

On Saturday, May 16, at 10:30 AM, at the CASVA – Center for Advanced Studies in the Visual Arts (Via Isernia, 5) in Milan, pianist, mathematician, and music and culture communicator Ingrid Carbone will present a piano lecture-recital titled “The Female Universe in the Notes of Schubert, Liszt, and Leoncavallo” as part of Piano City Milano. Admission is free, subject to availability.

The event takes the form of a “conversation-concert”—a format devised by Ingrid Carbone that defines her artistic career—integrating musical performance with educational commentary into a unified experience of listening and cultural exploration.

For this occasion, the pianist will present a musical and narrative journey dedicated to the feminine world, exploring two complementary perspectives through performances of works by Ruggiero Leoncavallo and Franz Schubert in piano transcriptions by Franz Liszt.

During the event, Ingrid Carbone will guide the audience through a listening experience where emotional depth and analytical insight intertwine, demonstrating how the structure of mathematical thought can serve as a tool for a deeper understanding of a composition’s expressive meaning and architecture.