Biography
Bruno Migliari
performing with
a double bass
2007
Currently the bass player of Ana Carolina's
band
Compositor, arranger, bass player on his own project "8VB - Oitava
Abaixo", whose debut album "Amicizia" is being
released on Delira
Música (specialised in Brazilian instrumental music). His
partner in this project is the Italian guitarist
Chester
Harlan.
1990 - nowadays
Currently the bass player of Frejat's band
Brazilian tour supporting the “Amor Pra Recomeçar” CD (2001-2002) including opening spot for Eric Clapton's gigs in Brazil.
Unplugged shows in a trio format.
Brazilian tour supporting the “Sobre Nós Dois e o Resto do Mundo” CD (2003-2004)
Recordings for Frejat's second solo CD, “Sobre Nós Dois e o Resto do Mundo”
Recordings of tracks for special projects such as the “Superfantástico” CD and marketing campaign for he Teacher’s whisky brand, and exclusive live tracks for radio stations.
Recordings of the "Concertos MPBR" DVD.
Performance at the "Claro Que É Rock" TV show as part of the fixed band - as we as being the musical coordinator - broadcasted by the Multishow channel in 2005-2006.
Bruno alternates
between the
acoustic bass...
Compositor, arranger, bass player (acoustic and electric), singer, and co-leader of the 11 Cabeças small orchestra
Bass player of the Libertango chamber music band, specialized in re-creating Astor Piazolla's works
Bass player of the jazz quintet AC Jazz
Migliari has played in different opportunities with artists such as Lobão, Marcos Valle, Barrosinho, Orlando Morais, Maurício Negão, Serjão Loroza, Fernando Vidal Trio, Julio Barbosa, Quito Pedrosa, Cecelo Frony Trio, Fernanda Abreu, Adriana Maciel, Mizifos, Paulinho Moska.
...and the
electric bass
Musical director, arranger and bass player of the Noites Cariocas Specials I e II, including the following artists: Ritchie, Léo Jaime, Eduardo Dusek, Leoni, Evandro Mesquita, Kiko Zambianchi, Kid Vinil, Fausto Fawcett, Sidney Magal, and As Frenéticas.
Bruno and his
Defender PJ bass
Bass player of the Oi Fashion Tour (Belo Horizonte and Vitória editions), including the following artists: Frejat, Claudio Zoli, Pedro Luís, Pitty, George Israel, Toni Garrido, Dado Villa-Lobos, Fernanda Takai, Rogério Flausino, Thalma de Freitas, Vanessa da Mata, Davi Moraes, Luciana Mello, Otto and Tati Quebra-Barraco (BH); Tereza Cristina, Zé Renato, Preta Gil, Moska, Ritchie, Rappin' Hood, Nina Becker, Wanessa Camargo and Casaca (Vitória).
Photos by Ana Paula Oliveira