Denise C is a dynamic classical musician, accomplished violinist, and dedicated educator. She studied Film Scoring and Conducting at the prestigious Berklee College of Music, building on a strong foundation of performance training from the New World School of the Arts in Miami, FL, and the Guillermo Tomás Conservatory in Cuba. Her musical journey began at the age of seven at Havana’s renowned Conservatory Manuel Saumell, where she studied both violin and piano.

Throughout her development as a musician, Denise had the privilege of receiving masterclasses from world-renowned artists such as Mauricio Fuks, Evelio Tieles, and Simon Ghraichy.

As a performer, Denise has graced major stages including the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in Miami, the Hard Rock Café in Cleveland, and the historic Olympia Theater—where she performed as a soloist after winning the New World School of the Arts Concerto Competition. She has served as concertmaster in numerous orchestras and chamber ensembles across Cuba and the United States, including the New World School of the Arts Symphony Orchestra, Symphony of the Americas, and Cuba’s Harold Gramatges Chamber Music Orchestra.

Alongside her performance career, Denise is a passionate music educator with teaching experience in leading conservatories and music schools in Cuba, Miami, and Houston. She teaches violin, piano, and ensemble, and is deeply committed to inspiring students of all ages by fostering creativity, curiosity, and confidence through the power of music.