Bruno Lourensetto

Described as “impressively confident” by the New York Times and “simply stupendous” by the British Art Desk, Bruno Lourensetto is a soloist, chamber musician and passionate about new ways of presenting classical music today. Artistic director of the Bolivian Chamber Music Society, Bruno has received international recognition and prizes for innovation in classical music with the project Musica para Respirar 24/7 and the commission of the fifth opera written in the history of Bolivia: Matilde en las Ojeras de la Noche. Versatile and seduced by the diversity of styles and audiences, Bruno is the principal trumpet of the Bachiana Philharmonic and the Santo André Symphony. Also plays with the Portland Baroque Orchestra, Senna6 instrumental sextet and the Percorso new music ensemble. Bruno graduated from Mannes College, Indiana University, University of Southern Mississippi, and the University of São Paulo in Brazil.