Ariane Rovesse
The Brazilian clarinetist began her musical training at the age of 12 with Maestro Francisco Guimarães at the “Banda de Música 12 de Março” in her hometown Belo Horizonte. After completing her bachelor’s degree at the University of São Paulo, Ariane completed a master’s degree at the University of the Arts in Berlin in the class of François Benda. In Berlin she was supported as a scholarship holder by the Ad Infinitum Foundation, the German Academic Exchange Service, the Lucia Loeser Foundation and the Instituto Elga Marte. Subsequently, she continued her studies at the Musik Akademie Basel, also under the orientation of Professor Francois Benda, obtaining a Master’s degree in music pedagogy with distinction.
In 2015 she won first place in the Brazilian competition for clarinetists Devon & Burgani. She has won both the Ernani de Almeida Machado Prize and the Young Soloists Competition of the São Paulo Youth Orchestra. In addition, the clarinetist was honored with an award in the Eleazar de Carvalho Prize and received a gold medal at the 1st Vienna International Music Competition.
Internationally, the musician was able to gain extensive experience with orchestral and chamber music. She was a member of the São Paulo Youth Symphony Orchestra and plays as a guest musician with the Sinfonie Orchester Berlin and the Berliner Symphoniker. She can also be heard in the Brazilian Winds Ensemble, Ensemble Ilinx, the Orpheus Ensemble Berlin, the Bratuga Quintetts and the Duo Caju. With the Brazilian Winds Ensemble, she won a sponsorship from the Deutsche Musikrat to tour Germany within the Neustart Kultur program.
Since 2022 is clarinetist of the Porto Alegre Symphony Orchestra and clarinet teacher at Musicarium.
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