Daniel Lovisi
Guitarist, composer, and arranger with over fifteen years of experience.
In 2024, he released the EP Paisagem Interior, an original work focused on Brazilian instrumental music. As a member of the duo Dois Nós, he released the album Nascer das águas in 2016, and participated as a guest instrumentalist in projects by artists from various segments, in the field of instrumental music and songwriting.
Awarded in the guitar category at the 4th Instrumental Music Festival for Viola, Guitar and Acoustic Guitar (2012), in the city of Vinhedo (SP), the musician has performed on various stages and instrumental formations in Brazil and abroad.
Together with the duo Dois Nós, he performed at the Sonamos Latinoamerica Festival (2019) in Argentina, with original repertoire and unpublished instrumental arrangements. He develops extensive work as an accompanying musician, notably participating in Instrumental Sesc Brasil (São Paulo/SP), alongside multi-instrumentalist and composer Wellington Gama; in the MPB String Orchestra of the 37th Curitiba Music Workshop (2020), which accompanied Danilo Caymmi's show; in the Uberlândia tem Choro Festival (2023), in the Uberaba Jazz Circuit (2024), in the InCantus Project (Uberlândia - 2025) and in the Fundinho Jazz and Blues Festival (Uberlândia – 2025).
Arranger and musical director
He was in charge of concerts in tribute to João Gilberto (2019) and to the Minas Gerais composer Joubert de Carvalho (2024), both developed as extension projects at the Federal University of Uberlândia (MG).
Daniel Lovisi Group
With his instrumental group, he has performed in cities in Minas Gerais with a repertoire focused on his own compositions and reinterpretations of Brazilian popular music.
Daniel also has a strong academic record and is currently an adjunct professor in the Music Undergraduate Program at the Federal University of Uberlândia.
He holds a doctorate in Music from UFMG (Belo Horizonte/MG), a master's degree from UNIRIO (Rio de Janeiro/RJ), and a bachelor's degree in guitar from UFJF (Juiz de Fora/MG). He also graduated from Bituca – Universidade de Música Popular Ponto de Partida (Barbacena/MG).