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Susan Centorino (née Hasson) is a second generation Californian. She was immersed in classical music at a young age, beginning with piano lessons at The Valley Conservatory of Music in Studio City, California. Important mentors in musicology and piano have been Charles Galloway (fifteen years in Los Angeles), Alessandra Althoff-Pugliese (Florence, Italy) and Elizabeth Irek Tholberg (Woodland Hills, California).
While in graduate school in business at California Lutheran University, Susan was impressed with a classmate’s wife--pianist Carol Cole’s (MA, USC) original music, and introduced Carol to then fiancé James Centorino (MA, Boston Conservatory). Jim and Carol went on to create music albums, and performed live through the years. The albums "Ivory" and "Footsteps in the Sand" were sold at Disney Resorts, zoos, aquariums and state parks, and broadcast on radio, television and at theme parks, including Knott's Berry Farm in Buena Park, California. Susan Centorino (MBA, California Lutheran University) is the co-producer of "Bananas for Lunch!,"
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Susan Centorino playing her original composition "Etude (Flight)" © |
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| “Flight” -- Susan walking with her mother, to board a plane. |
June 2026: Susan Centorino performing her composition "Sparkles" ("Sparkling Soul")©: (Recommended setting for video volume: low) |
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