Juan Ramón Bres Regueiro was born in Cádiz in 1996. He is a musician specialising in classical and contemporary music. His great interest in orchestral music has led him to play concerts at national and international level.
He is currently co-principal flautist and piccolo soloist in the Helsingborg Symphony Orchestra, where he has a trial period.
He also collaborates with the orchestras Gibraltar Philharmonic, Sinfonisches Orchester Schweiz or the Real Orquesta Sinfónica de Sevilla and is a replacement of the Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne.
During his training he had the opportunity to play in ensembles, chamber groups and international youth orchestras, among them Junge Philharmonie Zentralschweiz, World Youth Orchestra Zoltan Kódaly, HKB Sinfonieorchester, Ensemble Vertigo der HKB (Bern) or the OSC (Orquesta Sinfónica Conjunta de Sevilla).
He has played under the tutelage of conductors such as Maxime Pascal, Emilio Pomàrico, Marie Jacquot, Pier Giorgio Morandi, Ronald Zollman, Giordano Bellincampi, Karel Mark Chichon, John Axelrod, Vásary Tamás, Christoph Campestrini, Wolfram-Maria Märtig, among others, playing in venues such as Helsingborg Konserthus, Slovak Radio, Haydn Hall in Austria, Gran Teatro Manuel de Falla in Cadiz, Teatro de la Maestranza in Seville, KKL Luzern, Grand Casino in Bern, Tonhalle in Zürich or the Grand Casino in Basel among others.
He began his musical studies at the conservatory of his hometown, in Cadiz, and then moved to the Superior Conservatory of Seville, where he obtained his degree. At the beginning of his degree he won third prize for soloists at the Auditorio de la Casa de las Artes in Cádiz, performing Carl Reinecke’s Concerto for flute and orchestra. At the same time he studied with the flautist Vicent Morelló Broseta (soloist of the Real Orquesta Sinfónica de Sevilla) who greatly influenced his musicality.
To perfect himself as a flautist he became interested in French flute technique, moving to France, where he studied at the Regional Conservatory of Dijon with Prof. Martine Charlot, teacher at Pôle Supérieur de Dijon (ESM) and Soloist of the Dijon Bourgogne Orchestra.
Later, he moved to Switzerland where he was awarded scholarships such as Sylvie Rusconi Fondation, Else v. Stiftung, Sostenuto Stiftung, Auskult Stiftung, Fondation Inspir’ , Gertrud Ruegg Stiftung, Rita Zimmermann Musik-Stiftung, Erna und Curt Burgauer, and Birgit Holzherr Stiftung.
This allowed him to study at the Hochschule der Künste Bern (Switzerland), where he obtained a Master’s degree in Performance with Prof. Martin Fahlenbock, and at the Hochschule Luzern (HSLU), where he was admitted for the Master’s degree in Orchestral Specialisation in the class of Sarah Rumer (soloist of the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande), also receiving lessons from Jona Venturi (piccolo soloist of the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande) and Rute Fernandes (soloist of the Zurich Opera). At the same time he studied in the piccolo class with Prof. Nicola Mazzanti in Lucerne.
He also attended specialisation courses and masterclasses with international teachers and soloists such as Clara Andrada, Jacques Zoon, Silvia Careddu, Andrea Oliva, Adam Walker, Benoît Fromanger, Francisco López, Julien Beaudiment, Paco Varoch, Bodoky Gergely, Yuki Koyama, or Álvaro Octavio, among others.
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