STEFANO BRAVI is a professional tenor, therapist and athlete who goes beyond the boundaries of the common rules that surround opera singing and the broad-spectrum of the human sphere.

He has taught in prestigious music schools such as the Guild Hall School of Music and Drama in London, the University of Barcelona, ​​the Fundacion Internacional Cristina Heeren in Seville, Instituto Català de Musicoterapia, among the others.

He has performed in various opera houses and Auditoriums worldwide.

Stefano quotes: "Singers and human beings are like fingerprints" and each of us should reflect this in every aspect of our life.

He has a peculiar passion for rediscovering the truth beyond the surface rather than following a conventionally structured path.

His multiple approaches to singing and therapy come from many years of experience and intense studies around the world and with masters, among which: Angelo Bertacchi, Arrigo Pola, Manuel Pena, Rodolfo Celletti, Roberto Negri, Walter Baracchi, Carlo Gaifa, Enrico Lucchini, Carlo Saggio, Mariangela Palazzo, Shin Dae Wuong, James Chen, John Chang, Komar... 

His book, published all over the world - THE MANY VOICES OF MAN - takes you on a journey to rediscover ancient singing methods and his personal "NON TECHNIQUE" based on a solid reality in which everyone has to express their own one.

Thanks to his holistic vision of life, Stefano created these successful and appliable methods which will lead you to your real voice production.

He has recorded opera, jazz and country-rock records experimenting different vocal styles and emissions.

He has a range of 6 octaves, sings in five languages, plays four instruments.

He is a Kung Fu, Thai Chi, Qi Gong Master and an extreme sport expert.