Bruno Pola, one of the most important baritones of his generation, born in Rovereto, Italy, to an artistic family begins his artistic path signing in his father's, Giuseppe Pola's orchestra, and from age 16 starts winning artistic contests.

He leaves Italy and heads to Germany where studies signing at the Berlin Conservatory, with Maestro EugenKovatschi, pupil of the great tenor Beniamo Gigli.

Once finished his studies, debuts as Escamillo in the opera Carmen by Bizet at the Pfalztheater in Kaiserslautern. Since then Pola worked with the most famous orchestra conductors and stage directors in the most important world theaters; his vocal conditions led him to sing dramatic roles as well as agility ones, performing a vast repertoire. This experience led him to become in 2003, Maestro di Canto, on a full time basis. His technique is recognized in the lyric scene and teaches pupils from different parts of the world, dictating one on one lessons and Master classes in his Lugano-Switzerland studio or at various cultural sites.

Bruno Pola transfers to his pupils not only his vocal experience, but also his stage one; he makes audition contacts for his students and guides them towards the future, acting as a mentor.

Considered by the world critique as one of the greatest baritones, especially for his Verdi-Rossini repertoire, he has been awarded as the best Figaro (Barbiere di Siviglia) of his time, role which he interpreted in more than 500 occasions.