Vincenzo Penza, born in Naples on July 29, 1982, displayed a strong passion for music from an early age, beginning to play at just three years old. His musical journey took a significant turn at the age of eleven when he joined the Don Bosco Salesian Institute, receiving training under Maestro Corrado Guercia.
His talent and dedication led him to the Conservatory of Music San Pietro a Majella in Naples, where he studied under Maestro Salvatore Angrisani, graduating with the highest honors. He later earned top marks in Orchestral Conducting and Wind Instrumentation, studying with Maestro Paolino Addesso.
Penza’s career is marked by numerous concerts, including international performances, and extensive experience as a conductor, notably collaborating with RAI for major television broadcasts. In 2008, he founded Accademia Musica è di Napoli, a cultural and musical center dedicated to both classical and modern music, where he continues to serve as the founding president.
His unwavering commitment to music is a testament to his talent and dedication.
