A native of Albuquerque, New Mexico, Analise Granados began playing violin at age 4, where an early spark would eventually lead to a career built on curiosity as much as craft. Whether she's giving a solo recital, collaborating in chamber ensembles, leading an orchestra, or teaching her students, Analise finds as much meaning in the process as in the music itself – fascinated by how we learn, and the joy that lives inside that learning. 

Analise graduated in 2025 from Oberlin College and Conservatory with a Bachelors of Music in Violin Performance and a minor in Neuroscience, studying under Sibbi Bernhardsson. Analise served as concertmaster with the Oberlin Orchestra (2023–2025), as well as with the Eastern Music Festival Orchestra in performances of Strauss's Ein Heldenleben (2023). A recipient of Oberlin’s prestigious X-ARTS Grant, Analise’s research took her to Vanderbilt's Music and Cognition Lab for projects including how rhythm in language is perceived across different developmental profiles. 

Analise is based in Los Angeles, CA where she is pursuing her Masters degree at University of Southern California’s Thornton School of Music under Dr. Lina Bahn. Her rigorous training mixed with artistic curiosity defines how Analise approaches every project, whether in performances and events, or through teaching and mentoring at any age.