Originality and experimentation with other artistic languages mark Classical guitarist Alexandre Moschella’s style. The Brazilian artist, based in São Paulo city, plays at the most prestigious concert halls in performances inspired by contemporaneity, reformulation of traditions and dialogue with other arts, such as literature and video. Moschella transcends the old concert ritual, offering new ways of approaching and listening to live Classical music.

Innovation also shows up in his way of playing: Moschella is the first Brazilian guitarist to adopt an innovative posture where the instrument stands vertically, supported by an end-pin, like that of the cello (view picture). The posture offers greater freedom of movement, sonority and expressiveness.

Also graduated in Communications - Journalism, Moschella coordinates editorial projects in Music and Culture and and writes articles, interviews and translations for the great media and specialized publications.

Alexandre Moschella graduated in Music - Classical Guitar at Santa Marcelina College (São Paulo - Brazil) in 1996. In the following years, he continued his development playing at festivals and master-classes with some of the most acclaimed musicians in the international scene, including Fabio Zanon, Sergio and Odair Assad, David Russell, Leo Brouwer and Paul O'Dette. After college, he began advanced studies with the celebrated Scottish guitarist Paul Galbraith, who would become his main musical mentor.