Jenni Kuronen began her music studies at the age of five at the Kuopio Conservatory, majoring in violin under the guidance of Tapio Myöhänen and later Zoja Istomina. In 1998, she started studying classical solo singing at Kuopio Music High School with Heli Paananen, continuing at the Kuopio Conservatory under Sari Mokkila. From 2001 to 2003, Kuronen studied music pedagogy at Helsinki Polytechnic Stadia (now Metropolia University of Applied Sciences), majoring in violin with Päivyt Meller and Silja Raitio-Heikinheimo. In addition to violin didactics, she also studied classical singing with Anitta Ranta and took a wide range of courses in orchestral music, chamber music, and lied. After a four-month Erasmus exchange period in Italy in 2003, Kuronen continued her studies at the Kuopio Academy of Music and Dance, graduating as a vocal teacher in 2006 with excellent marks under the tutelage of Olavi Hautsalo. She then pursued further opera studies at the Bologna Conservatory in Italy, graduating with honors in 2010, where her teachers included Vitalba Mosca and Marina Gentile. In Italy, Kuronen also studied privately with teachers such as Lorna Windsor, Claudio Desderi, Mario Malagnini, and Gian Giacomo Guelfi.

Jenni Kuronen is a versatile musician who performs both as a violinist and singer. She has collaborated with numerous renowned musicians, including Kalevi Kiviniemi, Jouni Somero, Hiroko Takafuji, Eleonora Beddini, Antonio Camponogara, Marian Petrescu, and Tuomas J. Turunen. As a violinist, Kuronen has played with various orchestras and ensembles, including Sinfoniaorkesteri VIVO, Aholansaari Sinfonietta, contemporary music orchestra Avanti!, Orchestra del Teatro Olimpico, Orchestra e coro di Vicenza, Orchestra Filarmonica Italiana, and the Marco Sabiu Orchestra. She has performed at Verona Arena in 2012–2013 during the tours of Italian pop artists Antonello Venditti and Ligabue. As a singer, she has performed not only in Finland and Italy but also in Switzerland and Korea, where she sang in the 2010 production of *Madama Butterfly* at the Art Center Opera House.

Kuronen’s versatile voice is well-suited to sacred music, lieder, contemporary music, and jazz. Since 2005, she has regularly held concerts in both Finland and Italy, performing a repertoire that spans from classical to lighter music. From 2012 to 2016, Kuronen worked as a violin and vocal teacher in Italy, teaching both classical and pop-jazz singing. Since 2016, she has lived in Finland, working as both a musician and teacher, primarily in the Savo region. Kuronen has participated in several interdisciplinary projects, including collaborations with Italian jazz and pop musicians, and most recently with Romanian jazz pianist Marian Petrescu, who resides in Finland.