Cecilia De Maria, acclaimed for her virtuoso mastery of the harp, stands as a dynamic figure in the classical and contemporary music scene. With a discography that showcases an eclectic mix of classical arrangements and original compositions, De Maria has demonstrated an unparalleled ability to convey deep emotional narratives through her instrument. Notably, her release "Battle for Camelot" illustrates her flair for storytelling, weaving mythical narratives into her music. Through her interpretation of Liszt’s "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2, S.244/2," she brings a fresh perspective to a well-loved classic, a testament to her technical prowess and imaginative approach to music.

De Maria's exploration of Debussy’s "La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin" and her performance of "Étude de Concert: Au Matin" further solidify her reputation as an artist who can effortlessly traverse the realms of classical music, injecting each piece with her unique sensibility. With "Baroque Flamenco," she introduces a fusion of genres that highlights her innovative spirit and versatility, blending the intricate melodies of Baroque music with the passionate rhythms of Flamenco. This fascinating amalgamation of styles not only showcases De Maria's exceptional skill and creativity but also her commitment to pushing the boundaries of harp music. Through her work, Cecilia De Maria continues to captivate audiences worldwide, establishing herself as a visionary artist in the contemporary classical landscape.