Mauro Ledesma – Pianista

Mauro Ledesma was born in the city of San Miguel de Allende. From an early age she began her piano studies at the El Nigromante Cultural Center with the renowned pianist and composer Marta García Renart.
In 2001 he was accepted into the Bachelor's Degree in Piano at the University of Colima where he had Dr. Gleb Dobrushkin and the renowned composer, pianist and conductor Anatoly Zatin as teachers. In this institution he participated in several concerts of “Academic Excellence” and obtained various recognitions from cultural institutions and the State Government.
He has taken master classes with Vladimir Viardo, Wou Han, Enrique Graf, Valery Koslov, Jazminka Stankul, Pierre Reach, among others.
Several of his concerts have been broadcast live for radio and television.
He wrote the music and directed the musical "Apples, Oranges, Beans and Peas"
He made a successful tour in the United States throughout the New England area, where he performed as a soloist in several concert halls and participated in various music festivals, including "Arts on the Green."
In 2013 he was appointed director of the San Miguel de Allende Opera Choir, which under his command has staged operas such as La Traviata, Il Trovatore, Ballo in Maschera and recently Don Giovanni, obtaining very favorable comments from national critics.
In 2015, the University Institute of Fine Arts of the University of Colima invited him as a speaker at the First Alumni Meeting to share his experiences with the students of the music faculty.
In 2017, together with soprano Morganna Love, she received an invitation through the Mexican embassy in Canada to appear in that country to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the founding of Canada, performing three concerts in the main concert halls.
Since 2019, he has been Co-director of the AC Chorale San Miguel, through which he directs and produces concerts with the most important orchestras in Mexico and with soloists with international experience. Among the Association's productions are Handel's Messiah, Mozart's Requiem and various chamber music programs.
In addition to working as a piano and music theory teacher, he collaborates as a pianist with various institutions such as Ópera San Miguel, Pro Música AC and the International Chamber Music Festival.