Ingrid Carbone has been featured in an article by Roberto dell’Acqua on the historical italian newspaper L’Ora, the oldest Italian daily newspaper, founded in Palermo in 1900, and known for its investigations into the mafia. The interview is accompanied by a video from Ingrid Carbone’s YouTube channel and some videos recorded at the Cologno Monzese office. You can read the full article (in italian) here>>

Here’s a translated excerpt.

Last Saturday, May 16, 2026, Ingrid Carbone was the featured speaker at the Piano Lesson “THE FEMININE UNIVERSE AMONG THE NOTES OF SCHUBERT, LISZT, AND LEONCAVALLO,” during PIANO CITY MILANO.

Ingrid Carbone, pianist, mathematician, and music and culture communicator, was the featured speaker at the Piano Lesson “THE FEMININE UNIVERSE AMONG THE NOTES OF SCHUBERT, LISZT, AND LEONCAVALLO,” during PIANO CITY MILANO. The event featured a “concert-conversation,” a format conceived by Ingrid Carbone that has become a hallmark of her artistic career, integrating musical performance and educational content into a single experience of listening and cultural exploration. For the occasion, the pianist proposed a musical and narrative journey dedicated to the feminine universe through two complementary perspectives, offered by the interpretation of compositions by Ruggiero Leoncavallo and Franz Schubert, in the piano transcriptions by Franz Liszt.

During the event, Ingrid Carbone led the audience through a listening experience in which emotional dimension and analytical awareness intertwine, demonstrating how the structure of mathematical thought can become a tool for deeper understanding the expressive meaning and architecture of a composition.