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Gabriele Saro
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Gabriele Saro (born August 8, 1976, in Spilimbergo, Italy) is an Italian producer of commercial music, composer, violinist, singer in choirs and teacher.
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Biography
Gabriele Saro was born in Spilimbergo, on August 8, 1976.[1] He studied Business Administration at the University of Udine. Graduated in violin and master degree in composition for film music at the Conservatory in Udine.[2][3]
He started his professional career as musician in 1987 in young orchestras. As a composer, he had his first music performance in 2009. A musician and composer, Saro collaborates as a violinist in various classical and popular music ensembles, and sings in some regional choral groups in Friuli-Venezia Giulia. He also plays the piano and the organ.[4][5]
In 2017, he won silver medals at the Global Music Awards with his albums “Sunsets 2”, “Passion” and “SensationS”.[6][7]
As a composer, he was awarded at domestic and international competitions, both for classical and pop music. He was a winner of the UK Songwriting Contest and TOP 10 in 2 editions at the USA Songwriting Competition. On 2022, As a Producer, he has been considered for a Grammy nomination.[8]
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Award
Gabriele Saro is the winner of many awards. This is a list of some of those awards.[9]
As classical/new age composer
- 2017: Global Music Awards – 2 Silver Medals
- 2019: Global Music Awards – Silver Medal
- 2019 ZMR Awards: Qualifier as Best Album of The Year
- 2019 ZMR Awards: Qualifier as Best Piano Album with Instrumentation
As composer of electronic music
- 2021: Global Music Awards – Bronze Medal
As songwriter
- 2011: UK Songwriting Contest – semifinalist
- 2013: UK Songwriting Contest – Semifinalist
- 2015: USA Songwriting Competition – Finals
- 2015: UK Songwriting Contest – 1. Prize
- 2017: USA Songwriting Competition – TOP 10
- 2021: Grammy 2022 Nomination Candidate as Producer
- 2023: World Entertainment Award – Nomination
As video clip
- 2018: Sanremo Videoclip Awards – 1. Prize
As orchestral music
- 2020: Global Music Awards – Bronze Medal
- 2022: 2nd Swiss International Music Competition – 1. Prize
- 2023: 5th Swiss International Music Competition – 1. Prize
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