Saxophonist Daniele Germani was born in Italy in 1992. He is a graduate of the Conservatory of Licino Refice in Frosinone, Italy, where he studied closely with Eugenio Colombo. In his final year at the conservatory, he mastered and performed the Sequenza IXb by Luciano Berio, a 20th century masterpiece.

In 2013, he received a scholarship that brought him to Boston, where he started to pursue his studies with the most renowned musicians at Berklee College of Music. After acceptance to the Berklee Global Jazz Institute, Germani has been studying with jazz icons such as Danilo Perez, Joe Lovano, John Patittuci, Terri Lyne Carrington, Ben Street and more, and has performed in various concerts in the United States.

He has traveled and performed in famous jazz festivals and clubs around the United States, South America and Europe such as: Panama Jazz Festival with Dave Douglas Octet and the BGJI ambassadors, Umbria Jazz Festival in Perugia, Peperoncino Jazz Festival, Buenos Aires Jazz Festival, Cordoba Jazz Festival, Summer Time Casa del Jazz with David Kikoski Quartet, and George Garzone and Leo Genovese Quintet. Since arriving in the United States he has collaborated with many great musicians such as Kenny Werner, Bob Moses, and many others. Daniele is also one of the last students to be taught by jazz legend Lee Konitz, before his passing in April 2020.

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