Ms. Danielle Angeloni is a collaborative pianist and piano teacher from Baltimore, Maryland. Ms. Angeloni studied Vocal Music Education at Towson University. While at Towson, she studied classical piano with German pianist Eva Mengelkoch. In 2017, Ms. Angeloni was awarded the Presser Award for Undergraduate Students for her academic and musical excellence. During her 4 years at Towson, Ms. Angeloni was a frequently sought after collaborator for competitions, recitals, and recording sessions, and was a member of the Towson University Marching Band, Choral Society, Percussion Ensemble, and Wind Ensemble.
Immediately after completing her Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education, Ms. Angeloni attended graduate school at Shenandoah Conservatory in Winchester, Virginia. At Shenandoah, she studied Collaborative Piano under the tutelage of Lithuanian pianist Ieva Jokabuviciute. While pursuing her Master’s Degree, Ms. Angeloni performed with countless soloists and chamber ensembles, and also served as the pianist for the Shenandoah University Wind Ensemble.
In 2021, Ms. Angeloni relocated with her fiance to Fort Sill, Oklahoma. There, she maintained a private studio and served as an Adjunct Professor at Cameron University teaching Class Piano, Accompanying, Music Appreciation, and assisting with the Opera Workshop. She also served as the accompanist for the Lawton Philharmonic Chorale and Cameron University Community Choir, directed by Doris Lambert. Ms. Angeloni also performed for numerous musical theatre productions, student recitals, the Annual NATS conference, the Southwest Oklahoma All Region Honor Choir, and for various local churches.
In October of 2024, Ms. Angeloni relocated to the Fayetteville area with her fiance and their two dogs. Since arriving in North Carolina, she became the accompanist for the Methodist University Chorale. When not enjoying musical activities, Ms. Angeloni is likely to be found reading, exercising, knitting, learning Dutch via Duolingo, or snuggled up with her two very sweet dogs.