Mario Bruno

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Mario Bruno
Mario Bruno, flutist Mario Bruno, flutist Mario Bruno, flutist
Born	10.07.1997 Melfi, Italy
🏳️ Nationality	Italian
💼 Occupation
🏅 Awards	1st prize Kobe international flute competition 2022 2nd prize 71st ARD International Music Competition 2023 2nd prize 77th Concours de Genève 2023

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Mario Bruno (born 10 July 1997) is an Italian flutist. He was born in Melfi, Italy. The flutist is most known for his baroque, contemporary and classical flute repertoire.

Bruno was born into a musical family. As a young child he was always surrounded by music and started playing the flute at a very young age. He started his education in the class of Antonio Amenduni, at the Music Conservatory “U. Giordano” in Foggia, where he graduated in 2015, with full grades, *cum laude* and honorable mention. He then studied with Michele Marasco at the “Accademia Italiana del Flauto”, and in 2020 graduated in Master with full grades *cum laude*, in the class of Davide Formisano at the HMDK in Stuttgart. He is currently attending the "Weiterbildendes Zertifikatsstudium Meisterklasse" in the class of Andrea Lieberknecht, at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Munich.

Since 2005, he has enjoyed a very successful career, winning first and absolute first prize in several important competitions such as the International Competition for young musicians in Barletta (where he was also awarded the “virtuosity prize”), the International Competition “F. Rossomandi” in Bovino, the National Flute Competition “Emanuele Krakamp” in Benevento, the “Koehler Prize” Il Trillo in Florence, the International Flute Competition “Severino Gazzelloni” in Pescara (where he won also the “Ernesto Köhler” scholarship), the XLI Musical Execution Competition “Francesco Cilea” in Palmi.

In 2016 he was recognized by the Cultural Association “Musica Civica” as a “Capitanata talent”., and he won the XX Review of “The Best Graduates in Italy” in Castrocaro, recording a CD released with the “Suonare news” magazine. He is regularly invited to play in festivals such as Ceresio Estate, Altolivenza Festival, 14th Slovenian flute festival and Flautissimo flute festival.

In 2022 he won first prize (second not awarded) and the special prize for the performance of a contemporary piece at the 10th. Kobe International Flute Competition. In the same year he won second prize at the 71st ARD Music Competition. In 2023 he won second prize and five special prizes in the 77th Concours de Genève. The special prizes included the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande prize, Rose-Marie Huguenin Prize, the Students Prize, the Young Audience Prize and The Audience Prize.

He appeared as a soloist in numerous concerts and played in various chamber orchestras and orchestras (Southwest German Chamber Orchestra Pforzheim, SWR Symphonieorchester, NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchester, Bach Collegium Munich, Orchestra Sinfonica Metropolitana di Bari), always receiving critical and public acclaim, and as soloist under conductors such as Patrick Gallois and Andrea Raffanini. He performed as a soloist in numerous concerts in Italy, Germany, Japan, Switzerland, Slovenia, and the Netherlands.He is regularly invited to give masterclasses and to be part of competition juries.

Since August 2021 he’s I. Solo Flute at the Staatsorchester Kassel.

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