Sérgio Burgani

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Sérgio Burgani is a Brazilian clarinetist.

Burgani teaches clarinet at São Paulo State University. He is a member of , a clarinet sextet based in São Paulo. Sujeito a Guincho received the Eldorado Award in 1996.^[1] Burgani is also the first clarinetist at the Orquestra Sinfônica do Estado de São Paulo - OSESP (São Paulo State Symphony Orchestra) which is considered the best orchestra from Latin America.^[1] He was a cocreator of the first professional-model clarinet from Brazil.^[2]

Discography[]

• Sujeito a Guincho. 1997. Received the Sharp Music Award (Best Instrumental Album).^[1]
• Die Klarinetmaschine, with Sujeito a Guincho. 1999.

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