Daniele Capuzzo
Daniele Capuzzo is an Italian pianist, composer and educator whose work explores the meeting point between jazz improvisation and cinematic storytelling. He graduated in Jazz Piano from the Arrigo Pedrollo Conservatory in Vicenza under Paolo Birro, and later specialised in Composition for Visual Media at the F. Venezze Conservatory in Rovigo.
Daniele Capuzzo is an Italian pianist, composer and educator whose work explores the meeting point between jazz improvisation and cinematic storytelling. He graduated in Jazz Piano from the Arrigo Pedrollo Conservatory in Vicenza under Paolo Birro, and later specialised in Composition for Visual Media at the F. Venezze Conservatory in Rovigo.
He is particularly known for creating and performing original scores for silent films, reimagining moving images through live music. In 2025, he was selected as a finalist in the international RRF competition for new scores to silent-era films.
Daniele has composed music for films, documentaries and audiovisual productions, including Attimi Eterni, Scardovari, Man and the Sea, released on Amazon Prime Video, and the feature film Like Romeo and Juliet. His concert projects also combine piano, electronics and archival film.
As a teacher, Daniele works across jazz, blues, pop and modern piano, with a strong emphasis on improvisation, creativity and individual expression. He helps students build solid technique while discovering repertoire and musical languages that reflect their own interests and goals.