Bruno is a Brazilian artist, music producer, composer, multi-instrumentalist, and Native flute player and teacher. He has collaborated with talented artists, producers, and brands such as EA Games, Disney, Yamaha, Snatam Kaur, Deva Premal & Miten, Carl Verheyen (Supertramp), Claudia Brant (known for her work with Bruno Mars), John Avila (Oingo Boingo), Andrew Murdock (Avenged Sevenfold), Anne-Kathrin Dern (Netflix’s The Claus Family 3), Grecco Buratto, and many more.

Bruno has also contributed his expertise to the California School of Arts and the Los Angeles College of Music, where he has written and taught courses in the Music Business department and worked in marketing, events, branding, and artist development.

“Music isn’t something we need to force or figure out from scratch - it’s something most of us already know at a basic level. My purpose here is to offer the structure I wish I had when I started learning this instrument, so you can give yourself permission to reconnect with that."

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Short answer: No, anyone can join!

Long answer: Music isn’t something we need to force or figure out from scratch, it’s something most of us already understand at a basic level. This training is designed to help you reconnect with that through clear and supportive guidance, whether you’re a complete beginner or an experienced musician.

Throughout this course, you’ll see me playing several different types of flutes, including bamboo flutes, drone flutes, and 3D-printed flutes by a company called I Am Sound.

I like using different instruments so you can begin developing your ear for the subtle differences in tone, response, and feel between flutes.

If you’re just getting started, the 3D-printed flutes are honestly a great option. They’re lightweight, affordable, durable, and very reliable. I use them myself for recordings and even on tour because I can travel with them without worrying about damage.

Students of this training also receive a 20% discount on I Am Sound flutes (use code BRUNOJUSTI).

Most of the exercises in this course are demonstrated using flutes in the keys of A and D. The key of A is one of the most beginner-friendly options because of its comfortable hole spacing.

If your flute is in a different key, that’s completely fine. Simply follow the fingerings and exercises as demonstrated - the notes may sound different, but the technique, relationships, and musical results remain the same.

The Current | Online Native American flute training is beginner friendly. You will learn how to play your first notes as well as basic theory and breathing technique.

Yes, The Current | Native American flute training can be accessed via browser and mobile. All videos are professionally filmed / recorded for best experience.

Access to the training depends on the plan you choose. Please click on “Join The Current” to explore the available options and details.

In addition to the recorded material, students will also have access to occasional live online sessions announced at least 72 hours in advance.

These gatherings are a space to ask questions about the flute, music, recording, creativity, and professional artistic development in a more direct and interactive format.

The original material is in English.

AI generated subtitles and dubs are currently available in the following languages:

• Portuguese

• Spanish

• Japanese

• Italian

• French

• German

• Danish

If you already have experience with the flute, this work can help you step back and refine your foundation.

Many of the exercises are developed from my background as a guitarist, transferring ways of practicing and thinking about movement to the flute.

This approach can help you develop more control over finger independence, timing, and articulation, while bringing more clarity and intention to how you move through the instrument.

The lessons are designed to be short, direct, and easy to revisit, allowing the training to function as a practical library rather than long-form lessons where information gets lost over time.

Most lessons are divided into:
1. Guidance
Clear explanation of the concept and its musical purpose

2. Applied Practice
Structured exercises designed to help you naturally integrate the material

Everyone learns at a different pace depending on consistency, attention, and practice. The training is designed to give you clear and structured guidance from the beginning, helping you gradually develop confidence, tone, musical flow, and expressive playing over time.

The Current is designed as an evolving learning environment rather than a static course. In addition to the existing training library, members gain access to new lessons, exercises, live classes, Q&A sessions, and future content as it is released.

The membership model allows the training to continue growing over time, providing ongoing guidance, fresh material, and opportunities to learn alongside the community.

Yes. In addition to the recorded material and eventual live sessions, students will have access to guidance and support through the platform whenever needed.