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Claudio Marinone is an Italian flutist who studied at the Conservatoire National Superieur de Musique in Paris and obtained diplomas in flute and chamber music. He also earned a diploma from the International Music Academy of Novara and the Higher Musical Perfection School of Saluzzo, where he specialized in flute. Marinone has participated in several national and international competitions, winning multiple first, second, and third places. He has performed as first flute with various orchestras and at festivals in Italy, France, Germany, Spain, Hungary, Switzerland, Japan, the former Yugoslavia, and the United States. Currently, Marinone holds the chair of Flute studies at the "

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Claudio Marinone is an Italian flutist who studied at the Conservatoire National Superieur de Musique in Paris and obtained diplomas in flute and chamber music. He also earned a diploma from the International Music Academy of Novara and the Higher Musical Perfection School of Saluzzo, where he specialized in flute. Marinone has participated in several national and international competitions, winning multiple first, second, and third places. He has performed as first flute with various orchestras and at festivals in Italy, France, Germany, Spain, Hungary, Switzerland, Japan, the former Yugoslavia, and the United States. Currently, Marinone holds the chair of Flute studies at the "

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CLAUDIO MARINONE

(Flute)

On completing his studies at the “G.Verdi” State


Conservatoire of Turin, he passed the entrance exams
to the Conservatorire National Superieur de Musique
in Paris, where he gained diplomas in the flute and
chamber music under the guidance of maestros
A.Marion, R.Guiot, C.Lardé, and M.Bourgue

He also obtained a diploma from the International


Music Academy of Novara (maestro G.Cambursano)
and the Higher Musical Perfection School of Saluzzo,
where he specialized with maestros M.Larrieu, A.
Persichilli, J.P. Rampal, M. Conti and M.Morini.

He has participated in the International Caltanissetta Competition (member of the International


Competition Federation of Geneva), in which he was awarded third place, as well as many other
national and international competitions, for solo instrument playing and chamber music, and has
acquired four first places, 3 second places and 5 third places.

He has played as first flute with the Orchestra of the Scala Theatre of Milan, in the Italian premiere
of the “La Station Thermale” by F.Vacchi, and has also played with the Orchestra of Britanny
(Rennes), the “G.Verdi” orchestra of Milan, and with the Cantelli orchestra of Milan as well as the
Classical Milan Orchestra.

He has participated in the International Festivals of Contemporary Music of Karlsruhe (Germany),


Alicante (Spain) and of Turin, and with the Entretemps Ensemble, and in the Festival Danse of
Chateauvallon (France).

He has given concerts both as a soloist and in various groups, at the Grand Auditorium of the
Sorbonne in Paris. at the Festival of Flanders of Antwerp (Belgium), at the Liszt Academy in
Budapest (Hungary), in Switzerland, in Japan, in the ex-Yugoslavia, in the United States, in the and
the Ghislieri Institute of Pavia, at the Borsa Theatre in Novara, at the “G.Verdi” hall of the Milan
Conservatoire, and at the Roman Aquarium in Rome, during the International Flute symposium, as
well as in a host of other Italian and foreign venues.

He holds the chair of Flute studies at the “C.Monteverdi” State musical Conservatoire of Bolzano.

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