Pedro Aune

Years Active

2011

Genres

samba, bossa nova, MPB

Instruments

acoustic bass, electric bass, double bass

Biography

Pedro Aune is a Brazilian musician and bassist who began his musical studies at the age of 13. He initially played electric bass before specializing in the acoustic double bass, eventually earning a bachelor's degree in music with a specialization in double bass from UniRio. In 2012, he was studying the instrument at the Escola Portátil de Música. Aune's career gained notable traction in 2011 when he joined the group Camerata Brasilis, with whom he performed in various venues across Rio de Janeiro. The group released their self-titled album in 2011, supported by the "Programa Petrobras Cultural".

Beyond his work with Camerata Brasilis, Pedro Aune has collaborated with a diverse range of artists. He contributed to Rogério Skylab's album "Cosmos" (2020), playing acoustic bass on tracks that explored samba, bossa nova, and MPB influences. His involvement in "Cosmos" highlights his versatility and ability to navigate different musical styles within the Brazilian music scene. Aune has also been credited for his bass work on recordings by artists such as Marcos Sacramento and Áurea Martins, further solidifying his presence in Brazilian music.

Aune's contributions extend to theatrical productions as well, where he has been responsible for musical direction and performance. His involvement in projects like "O Céu da Língua" showcases his ability to create ambient musical settings that enrich visual narratives. Through his consistent work as a bassist and collaborator, Pedro Aune has established himself as a respected figure in the contemporary Brazilian music landscape.