Gabriele Mirabassi is a virtuoso clarinetist whose artistry transcends the conventional boundaries of genre, embracing classical music, jazz, and Brazilian choro with equal finesse. Born in Perugia, Italy, Mirabassi's musical journey began under the tutelage of his father before he went on to refine his craft at the Conservatory of Perugia and subsequently delving into the world of jazz. His profound appreciation for Brazilian music led to collaborations with some of the country's most respected artists and contributed to his international acclaim.

With an impressive discography, Gabriele Mirabassi continues to enrich the landscape of contemporary music through both his skilled performances and innovative compositions. Albums like "Girasoli" and "Tabacco e Caffè" showcase his lyrical playing and sophisticated musical arrangements, while tributes like "Toots," dedicated to the celebrated harmonica player Toots Thielemans, and "Un Tom para Jobim," which nods to the legendary Antonio Carlos Jobim, display Mirabassi's deep reverence for the giants of music. His live album, "Chamber Songs (Live)," illustrates the dynamic and intimate nature of his performances, further cementing his reputation as a musician of extraordinary emotional depth and technical prowess.