Franco Bruni

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Lyric singing

Franco Bruni, born in Rome Italy, 1963, completed  his  Bachelors as Dottore in Lettere at "La Sapienza", 1989, Rome, Italy; in 1994 he went on to obtain his diploma in Librarianship from the same university. Finally in 1998, he received an Doctorate in Musicology  from University of Sorbonne, Paris, France. From 1986 to 1990 he worked as librarian for the  St. Cecilia Conservatory Library  in  Rome. Then in  1994  at the Discoteca di Stato  (National Sound Archives) in Rome. Awarded a three-year scholarship by the Maltese Government that would last from 1991 to 1993, he carried out research in the archives of the Cathedral Museum in Mdina, studying the activities of the music chapel and its repertoire. From October 1994 to September 1999, Dr. Bruni was appointed as a Lecturer in Musicology, and part-time Librarian at the University of Malta with a five year contract. In May 2000 he has been appointed publication officer at the École française de Rome d’histoire et archéologie. Dr. Bruni has published essays and books, read papers in several conferences and is currently a contributor of articles and reviews for cultural magazines and photographer. In May 2005 has been awarded a Third Price in the 26th Italian National Photographic Competition "Vittorio Bachelet" (Rome).