Born in 1996 Diego Ceretta graduated with honor in violin at the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory in Milan with Fulvio Luciani, in the same conservatory he also studied composition graduating at the age of 21 in Conducting with Daniele Agiman. Then he specialized at the Italian Conducting Academy with Gilberto Serembe and at the Accademia Chigiana in Siena attending masterclass in conducting under the guidance of Luciano Acocella and Daniele Gatti in 2018, 2019 and 2020.
Finalist at the prestigious Premio Cantelli he will make his debut at the Rossini Festival in Wildbad.
Diego Ceretta made his debut in 2016 with the Orchestra Filarmonica Italiana, in 2017 he conducted for the first time the Orchestra Filarmonica in Sanremo, beginning an important collaboration with the orchestra.
 Further engagements have included: the debut at the Carnegie Hall in New York conducting a world premiere by Girolamo Deraco; series of concerts at the Conservatory in Milan, with the Orchestra Sinfonica Città di Grosseto in Lucca and Grosseto, with the Orchestra Sinfonica di Sanremo on tour in Ventimiglia, Ovada, Orbassano, Sarzana; the opening concert season at the Teatro Civico in Tortona; Ruggero Laganà's PourQue-neau…? at the Casinò Opera House in Sanremo, revided at the Auditorium Mozart in Ivrea, in Milan (Sala Verdi) with Angela Finocchiaro where he also conducted Federico Ghedini's  Billy Budd with special guest Alessandro Quasimodo.
More recently he conducted: concerts at the Palazzina Liberty in Milan in the frame of Milano Classica season and at the MiTo 2019; Alberto Cara's La notte di Natale in Savona and in Modena; recent his debut with the Orchestra di Padova and del Veneto.
Plans include concerts with the Orchestra di Padova e del Veneto,  his debut with the Orchestra A. Toscanini in Parma, Orchestra Regionale Toscana and at the Festival Rossini in Wildbad. He will be assistant conductor of Music Director Daniele Gatti for the world premiere of Giorgio Battistelli's Julius Caesar at the Teatro dell'Opera in Rome.

July 2021