Francesco D’Urso is a versatile musician, active both as an orchestral musician and as principal trombone of the Geneva Chamber Orchestra since October 2016, as well as in chamber music, creating performances and collaborating with other artistic disciplines.
He is a trombone teacher at the Geneva Conservatory of Music for the MusicEnsemble as well as at the Multisite School of Music (Switzerland). He has been involved in numerous collaborations in various European countries as a soloist and teacher of advanced masterclasses. Francesco D’Urso is a Vincent Bach artist and ambassador for René Hagmann® systems. He has produced three albums, Stella (2015), Paradise Bone (2021) and Sueño el Sur (2023).Francesco D'Urso - Artist Page
Carlotta Bulgarelli
She graduated at the Conservatory of Castelfranco Veneto. She has been interested on the orchestral practice and she has been following the courses for orchestral musicians from the Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale della RAI and the Accademia Teatro alla Scala in Milan. She continued her studies at the Haute École de musique de Genève in Ms. Eisenhofer's class and obtained the Diploma of Orchestra Musician in 2006. She plays regularly at the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande (OSR) during symphonic productions, in Switzerland and abroad, as well as with the Geneva Chamber Orchestra (OCG). She is also active in chamber music, she has performed with various ensembles such as the ensemble d-Cadences (composed of OSR soloists) and forms the Arpa Diva Duo with soprano Marie-Camille Vaquié-Depraz. On the discography side, she recorded with flutist Adriana Ferreira (Winner of the Geneva Competition 2015) with OCG soloists and participated in several recordings within the OSR. She can also be found on Francesco D'Urso's "Paradise Bone" record.Carlotta Bulgarelli - Artist Page
