Claudio Ferrarini

Claudio Ferrarini is an Italo-Swiss flautist and composer, renowned as one of the most significant flute players of the post-Gazzelloni era. Born in Zurich in 1954, Ferrarini is the great-nephew of the esteemed conductor Giulio Ferrarini and has made a substantial impact in the world of chamber music. With over 350 CDs published, his extensive discography showcases his versatility and mastery of the flute. Ferrarini's music draws inspiration from various spiritual traditions, including Buddhism, Jainism, Taoism, Hinduism, Judaism, and Shintoism, creating a unique and transcendent auditory experience. His works, such as "Nord & Sud: The Art of the Flute Alone" and "Vangelis: Cosmos," demonstrate his innovative approach to composition and performance. Beyond his musical prowess, Ferrarini is also a visual sculptor, blending his artistic vision across multiple mediums. Whether you're a seasoned classical music enthusiast or a curious newcomer, Claudio Ferrarini's enchanting melodies and profound artistic vision are sure to captivate and inspire.