Carolina Cerezo Dávila (Málaga – Spain, September 1993). She completed studies of Music Theory (5 years) and Piano (10 years) in Málaga, Spain. Then she studied Composition at the Aragon Superior Conservatory of Music (CSMA) in Zaragoza, Spain, where she obtained her Bachelor in Composition (2011-2015) under the teaching of the composers José María Sánchez-Verdú, Juan José Eslava, Agustí Charles Soler and José Manuel López López.   At the same time, she obtained also her Bachelor in Conducting (2012-2016) under the teaching of Juan José Olives. She has conducted several pieces in concert such as Haydn 96th Symphony ('The mriacle'), Beethoven 5th Symphony, Beethoven 8th Symphony, Wagner Siegfried-Idyll, Weber 'Der Freischütz' overture, Stravinsky Octet for Wind Instruments, Webern op.10 and some premieres of herself and colleagues. Since October 2016 she's teaching Musical Analysis from XIX century until today also at Aragon Superior Conservatory of Music (CSMA), for Bachelor Students. At the same time, she is studying a Master in Researching for the Arts (UOC: Universitat Oberta de Catalunya). She has has assisted to seminars with Salvatore Sciarrino, Fabián Panisello, Polo Vallejo, Philippe Hurel, Alberto Posadas, Sofia Gubaidulina, Luis de Pablo, Mauricio Sotelo, Beat Furrer, Stefano Gervasoni and she received lessons from Brian Ferneyhough, Fabien Lévy, Oscar Biachi, Jöel Bons, Chaya Czernowin, Oliver Schneller, Martjin Padding, Simon Steen-Andersen, Philippe Manoury, Zygmunt Krauze, Isabel Mundry or Yuval Shaked. Las September she was selected to take part in Ensemble Lucilin Composition Summer School 2016 at Neumünster Abbey, Luxembourg with Marcel Reuter and Isabel Mundry, where she premiered her trio 'Shapes on background' for flute, viola and cello. August 2015 she was in Radziejowice, Poland,