Belén Roig & Carlos Gosálbez - Spanish singing

Description

Thursday, April 18, 2024, 7:30 p.m.

The concert will last 1 hour and will be followed by an honorary wine.

PROGRAM

V. Martín y Soler (from 12 canzonette Italiane)

Love and gelosia

The mercy

Three old Spanish sonatas

D. Scarlatti Sonata in A Major, K. 208.

P.A. Soler Sonata in D Major, R. 84.

D. Scarlatti Sonata in C Major, K. 159.

J. Rodrigo - What will I wash it with?

F.G. Lorca - Nana of Seville - Sevillanas of the 19th century. XIX.

F. Obradors - Of the most subtle hair. The Vito

X. Montsalvatge - Song to put a black boy to sleep.

M. Falla - Asturiana. Nana. Murcia Seguidilla. Song.

J. Turina - Songs.

RESUME

Belén Roig, soprano

She has a degree in singing and violin, she has received an extraordinary final degree award from the Higher Conservatory of Valencia, being tutored by Ana Luisa Chova. She expands her training in the Master of Advanced Studies in Lied at the Higher School of Music of Catalonia, receiving the extraordinary scholarship awarded by the Victoria de los Ángeles Foundation.

The following awards stand out from his career: National Musical Youth Competition of Spain, Nuevas Voces National Competition (Seville), Martín y Soler International Singing Competition (Valencia), “Fidela Campiña” National Lied Competition (Almería), National Music Competition of Alzira Chamber (Valencia).

He developed his career as a soloist with the Simón Bolívar Orchestras of Venezuela (Luisa Fernanda), the National Orchestra of Guatemala (Magnificat by J.S. Bach), the Municipal Theater of Caracas (Los Gavilanes), the Libertador Theater of Córdoba-Argentina (The Elements), the Opera of Oviedo (Die Zauberflöte), National Theater of Guatemala (L'elisir d'amore), Symphony Orchestra of the Principality of Asturias (Un ballo in maschera), Kursaal de San Sebastián (Le Nozze di Figaro), Madrid Symphony (absolute premiere of the opera The Painter), Community of Madrid (Das Klagende Lied by Mahler), Malaga Philharmonic Orchestra (Stravinsky's Pulcinella), Valencia Orchestra (Maese Pedro's Altarpiece), Castellón Symphony Orchestra (W.A Mozart's Requiem), Orchestra of the University of Valencia (Bachiana nº 5 of Villa-Lobos,), Palau de la Música of Valencia (Peer Gynt by Grieg), Auditorium of León (absolute premiere of the opera La casa imaginaria), Auditorium of Castellón (Ninth Symphony of Beethoven), Philharmonic Society of Valencia (Petite Messe Solennelle by G. Rossini), Amaia Antzokia of Irún (Ein deutsches Requiem by Brahms), Orchestra of the Complutense University of Madrid (Mass no. 2 by F. Schubert), being conducted by musical and stage directors such as G. Sagripanti, G. Marcianò, Yi-chen Lin, D. Reuss, V. P. Pérez, J.M. Moreno, M. Coves, L. Macías, B. Quintas, P. Marqué, C. Soler, A. Boadella, A. Bernard, E. Vegas, F. Valldecabres, F.V. Terriba, A. Rugeles, J. Sanchís, R.Sánchez, A. Pagliuca, F. de Vuyst, H. Adams and F. Estevez.

Likewise, she has been invited to Festivals such as Jardins de Pedralbes in Barcelona, Spanish Lyric Season in Caracas, Donostiarra Musical Fortnight, Harmos Festival (Portugal), Victoria de los Ángeles in Barcelona, Música Española de León, Música Española de Cádiz, San Lorenzo of El Escorial and Los Veranos de la Villa de Madrid.

She collaborates as a soprano soloist with the historical music group Harmonia del Parnàs, performing in the programming of the National Theater of Peru, Latin Cultural Center of Chicago, Mario Laserna Auditorium of Bogotá, Cervantino Festival of Mexico, Mozart Festival Habana 2023 (Cuba), and the Early Music Festivals of Peñíscola, Palma de Mallorca, Granada and the Pyrenees (Femap).

Among her upcoming commitments, her debut in the oratorio Morte e sepoltura by Antonio Caldara at the Palau de la Música in Valencia stands out.

Carlos Gosálvez, piano

He began his musical studies in Alcoy, with his teacher Juan Antonio Memories, and continued his higher education at the Joaquín Rodrigo Superior Conservatory of Music. He finishes his postgraduate training at the prestigious Gniessin Academy in Moscow (Russia), working with Professor Vera B. Nosina (Professor and Honorary Artist of Russia). He carried out his entire musical career with the help of his teacher Ph. Mr. Rafael Salinas Tello.

During his training he has received advice from musicians such as Yuri Bogdanov, Josu de Solaun, Michael Wladkovski, Miguel Ángel Herranz, Fernando Puchol, Agathe Leimoni, Marina Pliassova, Peter Bitchell, Sylvia Hsiang-Tai CHU, Carlos Apellániz, Jesús María Gómez, Mario Monreal , Jospeh Mardon, Borislava Taneva and Emilio Molina, among others.

He has given concerts as a soloist and as part of chamber groups in various venues in Spanish cities, in Greece, Brussels, the United States and Russia and has been a soloist with the Alcoy Symphony Orchestra.

In 2020 he was awarded in the 10th edition of the international Piano Bridges competition in the city of Saint Petersburg and in 2022 with the Orfeu Ensemble de Cambra group, in the Beethoven International Music Competition.

He has a degree in Economic Sciences from the University of Valencia and the Université Libre de Bruxelles and carries out his teaching activity at the Miguel Hernández University of Elche.

Currently, he is president of the EMAS association (Music Education and Social Action), a Valencian association of pianists where he carries out social work working to promote music as an educational value and social cohesion.

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