Italian pianist and chamber musician Bruno Canino is renowned for his versatility and refined technique across a broad range of classical repertoire. Born on December 30, 1935, in Naples, Italy, Canino studied at the Milan Conservatory under the guidance of influential teachers such as Enzo Calace, Aldo Ciccolini, and Bruno Bettinelli for composition. Known for both his solo performances and collaborative endeavors, Canino has enjoyed a distinguished career as a concert pianist, accompanist, and conductor.

Throughout his illustrious career, Canino has developed a particular affinity for chamber music, often performing with notable musicians and ensembles. His repertoire encompasses a wide spectrum of works, from baroque to contemporary, with a special emphasis on Mozart, as evidenced by his recent releases, which include several Mozart: Sonatas for Violin and Piano collections. Canino's vast discography showcases his prowess in interpreting the nuances of four-hand and two-piano pieces, along with his keen understanding of complex sonatas for violin and piano. His ability to seamlessly blend with other artists has established him as a cherished figure in the classical music world, not only in his native Italy but also internationally. Bruno Canino's dedication to his craft continues to inspire and enthuse new generations of musicians and audiences alike.

Genres

Italian Classical Piano

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Latest Release

Gershwin: Piano Concerto in F Major

George Gershwin•

Orchestra Sinfonica di Roma•

Francesco La Vecchia•

Bruno Canino

Single - Released September 10, 2024