Brazilian guitarist Glauber Rocha is quickly becoming one of the guitar world’s quickest rising stars. As a solo performer and chamber musician, he has performed in major halls Brazil and across the world, including Kleiner-Konzertsaal Gasteig, Black Box and Carl-Orff-Saal Gasteig in Munich, Konzertsaal Cervantes, Casa Verdi in Milan, Conservatory of Coimbra, Art Museum of São Paulo, Ipiranga Hall Museum, Rondon Pacheco Theater, Asunción National Theatre and many more. Glauber started playing music at the age of 5, and at the age of 12 he began studying guitar with professor Aparecido Dias dos Santos. Glauber graduated from the University of Sao Paulo-USP, in 2009, after studies with the renowned Professor Edelton Gloeden. That same year, he took first prize in his first international guitar competition, the Barrios WorldWideWeb Competition.

In 2008, Glauber took part into the 1st Leo Brouwer Internacional Festival, when he had the honor to be conducted by the acclaimed guitarist, composer and maestro Leo Brouwer, integrating the group who made the first hearing of the Cuban master’s Los Negros Brujos se Diverten.

Glauber Rocha has been an invited recitalist in prestigious chamber music series. In Munich, he participated in Virtuoses de la Guitarre and Winners & Masters. In São Paulo, he performed in Movimento Violão and IV Leo Brouwer International Guitar Festival, alongside many of the world's best players.

Glauber studied at the Hochschule für Musik und Theather in Munich, Germany, under the guidance of professor Franz Halasz. Currently, he manages his career as a concert performer.