Enrique Graf was born in Montevideo, Uruguay, in a family in which music was very important, his mother being his first teacher. After winning all the national competitions there, he was awarded a full scholarship by the Organization of American States and Baltimore's Peabody Conservatory to study with the great Leon Fleisher. 

Finishing his studies, Graf was the winner of the First Prize in the International Piano Competition "William Kapell", the "USA National Ensemble Competition" and the "East and West International Auditions" in New York. 

Since then, he has performed in recitals, chamber music, and orchestras in the most important venues in the United States such as Lincoln Center, Kennedy Center, South Bay Center for the Arts in Los Angeles, Broward Center for the Arts in Florida, and Carnegie Hall. He has participated in the festivals of San Miguel de Allende in Mexico, Chautauqua in New York, Music Fest Perugia and Spoleto International Piano Festival in Italy, Festivals of Santa Maria and Natalie Brazil, Kiev Music Festival, and those of the universities of Maryland and Houston among others. He has performed at the Argentinian Mozarteum, the Cultural Centers of São Paulo and Manila, and the Beethoven Society of Europe at St. Martin in the Fields and St. James Piccadilly in London. 

Graf has been a soloist with orchestras in New York, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Nashville, Indianapolis, Richmond, Washington, Miami, Orlando, New Jersey, West Virginia, Charleston, Flagstaff, Greenville, Raleigh/Durham, Hudson Valley, Springfield, Texas, Moscow, Prague, Kiev, Lviv, Puerto Rico, Bogotá, Santiago, Concepcion, Rosario, Tucumán, Caracas, Lima, Montevideo, Belo Horizonte and the Florida Virtuosi, Janacek Philharmonic, American Chamber Orchestra, Sinfonia da Camera in Illinois and the Symphony of the Americas. More