Dimitra Mantzouratou began studying the piano with Anastasia Kounalaki. She obtained her piano diploma in the class of Betty Barzouka-Gaitanou, receiving the highest distinction. She has completed advanced studies in harmony, counterpoint and fugue, receiving diplomas in all three with the highest distinction. Moreover, she studied Musicology at the Kapodistrian University of Athens, where she also completed her Ph.D. Her thesis was entitled “The historical evolution of the piano school in Athens in the first half of the 20th century”. After obtaining a scholarship from the Greek State Scholarship Foundation (IKY), she continued her piano stud- ies at the Royal Flemish Conservatory in Brussels, under the guidance of Daniel Blumenthal, graduating with a master’s degree. She has participated in numerous masterclasses, including being a two-time participant in the Mozarteum summer courses in Salzburg, where she studied with S. Dorensky and J. Lateiner. She gives solo and chamber music concerts in Greece and other countries, has premiered works by various Greek composers, and recorded for the National Greek Radio. She is often invited to be part of the judging panels of Greek piano competitions. Mantzouratou teaches the piano at the Ilion Music School of Athens. Over the last six years, she has performed important works of the violin and piano repertoire in Greece and abroad, in col- laboration with the violinist Dimitri Semsis.