After professional studies with Ramon Venegas and Enrique Peña in Chile, followed by further training in Germany with Hans Elhorst, Thomas Indermühle, and Heinz Holliger, Jaime González became a key member of Ensemble Recherche from 2000 to 2017, a renowned group dedicated to contemporary chamber music. Since 2017, he has been studying the art of the baroque oboe with Maestro Alfredo Bernardini in Salzburg. He has taught oboe at the University of Arts in Bern (Switzerland) since 2009. In 1995, he founded the Arundo Ensemble, later renamed Camerata degli Amici and now Camerata Vivace, specializing in early baroque woodwind chamber music. His accolades include prizes at international music competitions in Asti (Italy), Mannheim, and Bayreuth (Germany). Additionally, he received a scholarship from the University of Chile and the Chilean Cultural Ministry, as well as the “Gustav Scheck” music prize from the Commerzbank Endowment.