Barile, Claudio

Argentinian flutist Claudio Barile has developed a long and successful career not only in his native South America but in Europe, and the United States as well. He has performed with various orchestras, including the Berlin Philharmonic where he participated in the recording of the Brahms Serenata, conducted by Claudio Abbado.
Claudio Barile is an active chamber music performer. He performs with the Baroque Ensamble, Quadro Barocco, and is a founding member of the award-winning (Konex Award in 2009) Buenos Aires Philharmonic Quintet.
Since 1984 he holds the Principal Flute and Soloist position in the Buenos Aires Philharmonic. He has studied flute with Domingo Rulio in Buenos Aires and Karl Heinz Zoller in Berlin and has won several awards and honors in Europe, United States and Argentina.