DIEGO MUNE
With his own characteristic style, composer and guitar virtuos Diego Mune grew up playing contemporary new music, dodecaphonism, classical music, Argentinian folklore, blues, jazz and other styles. He started to develop special resonances on the guitar when he was very young and developed a wide spectrum of different sounds. He performs with both passion and complexity. The warmth of his music makes it intense and expressive. Touching and full of energy he creates flowing phrases, moving melodies and pulsating rhythm in quick succession, endlessly surprising with his inspiring innovations.
Diego Mune has played concerts and given master classes in France (Paris, Bordeaux, Bormes de Mimosas), Great Britain (London, Cheltenham), Italy (Rome, Pisa, Brescia, Turin, Genoa, Nettuno, Anzio, San Giorgio del Sannio, Bogliasco, Monteggiori, Latina, Anzio, Fasano, Noci - Puglia, Palazzolo - Sicily, Camaiore - Tuscany), Iceland (Reykjavik, Videy, Gullfoss, Geysir), USA (New York City, Hudson - New York, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland - Ohio, Grand Rapids - Michigan, Lafayette - Indiana, Iowa City, Omaha - Nebraska, Denver - Colorado, Wanship/ Tollgate Canyon - Utah, Phoenix, Flagstaff, Tucson, Oakland, Los Angeles, Santa Clarita, San Diego - California), Switzerland (Zurich, Basel, Biel, Bern), Czech Republic (Prague, Olomouc), Hungary (Budapest, Debrecen), Austria (Vienna, Salzburg, Linz, Ried im Innkreis, Graz), Germany (Munich, Ulm), Mexico (Tijuana, Mexico City), Canada (Montreal), Hong Kong, China (Shanghai, Beijing), Japan (Tokyo, Hakodate), Australia (Sydney, Melbourne, Box Hill, Lake Eildon, Yea, Newham - Victoria, Hobart - Tasmania), New Zealand (Christchurch, Sefton, Wellington, Auckland), Argentina (San Lorenzo, Buenos Aires), South Africa (Johannesburg, Cape Town) et al., at Schloss Schoenbrunn, Austrian National Library, Central Library, Votivkirche, Otto-Wagner-Kirche, Ruprechtskirche, Konzerthaus, ORF RadioKulturhaus, Museumsquartier, Leopold Museum, Alte Schmiede, Porgy & Bess and Japanese Embassy in Vienna, Ars Electronica Center in Linz, Stadtmuseum Munich, Museum of Modern Art in Olomouc, Belvedere Nettuno, Villa Adele Museo Archeologico in Anzio, Museo d'Arte Contemporanea di Villa Croce in Genoa, Museo Contemporaneo in Latina, No Nation Gallery in Chicago, Hong Kong Arts Centre, MONA Museum of Old and New Art in Tasmania, Testing Grounds in Melbourne, The Arts Centre of Christchurch, University of Vienna, University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland/ Music in Basel, University of Gloucestershire in Cheltenham, University San Diego, Northern Arizona University, Melbourne Conservatorium of Music, University of Melbourne, University Box Hill Institute, South African College of Music, University of Cape Town, UJ Arts Centre Theatre at University of Johannesburg and many other venues.
He has worked as a studio musician for many years, performed on hundreds of album productions, recorded music for several films and taken part in different kinds of multidisciplinary projects. He was the musical director of the film "El Gran Vuelo", which won prizes of SomCinema, Malaga Film Festival, Alcances, CIMA, AICE, Feroz Puerta Oscura, Sole Luna and others.
With Bernadette Zeilinger, they created original music for the film "Ainhoa, yo no soy esa", which again was presented and received awards at several festivals: Malaga Film Festival (two awards on its premiere: the Public Prize and the "Biznaga de Plata", the first prize to the best documentary), DocumentaMadrid 2018 (two awards: Special Mention of the National Film Jury and the Film Institute Award for the Best Sound), D'A Film Festival Barcelona ...
Diego Mune is also working in scientific research projects. He collaborated with one of the biggest research centers: the CNR Pisa in Italy, where a team of doctors studied his solo concerts.
With his own characteristic style, composer and guitar virtuos Diego Mune grew up playing contemporary new music, dodecaphonism, classical music, Argentinian folklore, blues, jazz and other styles. He started to develop special resonances on the guitar when he was very young and developed a wide spectrum of different sounds. He performs with both passion and complexity. The warmth of his music makes it intense and expressive. Touching and full of energy he creates flowing phrases, moving melodies and pulsating rhythm in quick succession, endlessly surprising with his inspiring innovations.
Diego Mune has played concerts and given master classes in France (Paris, Bordeaux, Bormes de Mimosas), Great Britain (London, Cheltenham), Italy (Rome, Pisa, Brescia, Turin, Genoa, Nettuno, Anzio, San Giorgio del Sannio, Bogliasco, Monteggiori, Latina, Anzio, Fasano, Noci - Puglia, Palazzolo - Sicily, Camaiore - Tuscany), Iceland (Reykjavik, Videy, Gullfoss, Geysir), USA (New York City, Hudson - New York, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland - Ohio, Grand Rapids - Michigan, Lafayette - Indiana, Iowa City, Omaha - Nebraska, Denver - Colorado, Wanship/ Tollgate Canyon - Utah, Phoenix, Flagstaff, Tucson, Oakland, Los Angeles, Santa Clarita, San Diego - California), Switzerland (Zurich, Basel, Biel, Bern), Czech Republic (Prague, Olomouc), Hungary (Budapest, Debrecen), Austria (Vienna, Salzburg, Linz, Ried im Innkreis, Graz), Germany (Munich, Ulm), Mexico (Tijuana, Mexico City), Canada (Montreal), Hong Kong, China (Shanghai, Beijing), Japan (Tokyo, Hakodate), Australia (Sydney, Melbourne, Box Hill, Lake Eildon, Yea, Newham - Victoria, Hobart - Tasmania), New Zealand (Christchurch, Sefton, Wellington, Auckland), Argentina (San Lorenzo, Buenos Aires), South Africa (Johannesburg, Cape Town) et al., at Schloss Schoenbrunn, Austrian National Library, Central Library, Votivkirche, Otto-Wagner-Kirche, Ruprechtskirche, Konzerthaus, ORF RadioKulturhaus, Museumsquartier, Leopold Museum, Alte Schmiede, Porgy & Bess and Japanese Embassy in Vienna, Ars Electronica Center in Linz, Stadtmuseum Munich, Museum of Modern Art in Olomouc, Belvedere Nettuno, Villa Adele Museo Archeologico in Anzio, Museo d'Arte Contemporanea di Villa Croce in Genoa, Museo Contemporaneo in Latina, No Nation Gallery in Chicago, Hong Kong Arts Centre, MONA Museum of Old and New Art in Tasmania, Testing Grounds in Melbourne, The Arts Centre of Christchurch, University of Vienna, University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland/ Music in Basel, University of Gloucestershire in Cheltenham, University San Diego, Northern Arizona University, Melbourne Conservatorium of Music, University of Melbourne, University Box Hill Institute, South African College of Music, University of Cape Town, UJ Arts Centre Theatre at University of Johannesburg and many other venues.
He has worked as a studio musician for many years, performed on hundreds of album productions, recorded music for several films and taken part in different kinds of multidisciplinary projects. He was the musical director of the film "El Gran Vuelo", which won prizes of SomCinema, Malaga Film Festival, Alcances, CIMA, AICE, Feroz Puerta Oscura, Sole Luna and others.
With Bernadette Zeilinger, they created original music for the film "Ainhoa, yo no soy esa", which again was presented and received awards at several festivals: Malaga Film Festival (two awards on its premiere: the Public Prize and the "Biznaga de Plata", the first prize to the best documentary), DocumentaMadrid 2018 (two awards: Special Mention of the National Film Jury and the Film Institute Award for the Best Sound), D'A Film Festival Barcelona ...
Diego Mune is also working in scientific research projects. He collaborated with one of the biggest research centers: the CNR Pisa in Italy, where a team of doctors studied his solo concerts.