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Eliseo Lloreda (guitarra), Felu Morales (bajo) y Pedro Marcos Volf (batería) forman A Few Colors, un trío de jazz fusion y flamenco que el pasado mes de octubre de 2019 presentó su primer disco, Hostile Environment, grabado íntegramente en las Islas Canarias en los estudios Arena Digital y bajo licencia del sello discográfico Multitrack. El […]

The Lamajara Collective is an organisation of artists who share an interest in the body’s language and its expressive possibilities. It is formed by emerging creators, dancers and collaborators from other artistic disciplines. The collective organises its work in a cooperative way, encouraging dialogue and a consensus aimed at a common methodology. The main aim […]

Born in Irún, Spain, he studied Piano and Organ in San Sebastián and Bayonne (France).  At the CNSM in Lyon, he studied with Jean BOYER, and got a National Diploma in Higher Musical Studies in the Organ discipline, being awarded a Très Bien à l’Unanimité du Jury. He later obtained the French Republic teaching certificate […]

Ángel Montero Herrero (Madrid, 1989). He teaches organ at the Conservatorio Profesional de Música “Arturo Soria” in Madrid and is the principal organist of Segovia Cathedral. He studied organ in Madrid (Centro Superior Katarina Gurska, 2016) with teacher Roberto Fresco, and got a special distinction at the end of his studies. He also did a Master […]

Curious and enthusiastic, she is one of the busiest and most versatile artists at present. She is a specialist in historical keyboards and equally at ease with the harpsichord, the organ or the fortepiano. Born in Zaragoza, she won First Prize at the Concurso Permanente de Juventudes Musicales in 1996 in Harpsichord and Organ. She […]

He studied at Conservatoires of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Madrid, Luxemburg and at Morzateum in Salzburg. He has given concerts in Uruguay, Chile, Paraguay, Brazil, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Greece, France, Germany, Portugal, Luxemburg, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Denmark and Spain and has performed with Carlos Mena, Paolo Pandolfo, Claudio Astronio,  Iván Martín , Isabel Álvarez, […]

Born in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Estefanía Perdomo has a degree from the Conservatorio Superior de Música de Las Palmas, where she got top marks. She studied with Mario Guerra León and did her postgraduate studies at the Royal Conservatoire The Hague (Low Countries) with teachers Sasja Hunnego and Barbara Pearson. She also did […]

Thanks to the spell cast on her by the vocal repertoire of so-called early music – more accurately that of the Renaissance and early Baroque- María Cristina replaced her passion for violin with singing. From her native Tandil -and after two years in Buenos Aires- she arrived at Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, the mecca of these […]

Dazzled by a fantasia by Luys de Narváez, he decided -still a teenager- to devote himself exclusively to 16th century lute and vihuela, a decision he has kept up to the present with no regret whatsoever. In 1996 he moved to Switzerland to study with his teacher and mentor, Hopkinson Smith, at the Schola Cantorum […]

John Reid’s career up to date has shown him to be a pianist of notable versatility and range with wide experience as an outstanding chamber musician, song accompanist, soloist and exponent of new music. An increasingly sought-after teacher, he teaches at the Royal Academy of Music in London. In November 2017, he made his debut […]

Born in Liverpool, Nicholas was a chorister at the city’s Metropolitan Cathedral before studying Modern Languages at Cambridge and a postgraduate course in voice at the RAM in London, where he was recently appointed Associate. He has since been in constant demand both in the UK and further afield in a wide range of concert, […]

En Asamblea de fecha 4 de diciembre de 2000 celebrada en el Conservatorio Superior de Música de S/C de Tenerife se eligen a las tres personas, que según se había establecido, serían las responsables de la dirección de la Banda de Música de la Federación. Según las votaciones en sobre cerrado resultan elegidos: Don Agustín […]