Este vídeo, grabado con la guitarra modelo Romántica que construyó Ramírez para mí el año pasado, forma parte del documental sobre la familia Ramírez y su historia como uno de los guitarreros más importantes desde hace más de un siglo.
Danse des naïades, José Ferrer
Muy feliz e ilusionado por poder anunciar que desde septiembre de este año (2018) empiezo mi andadura como Profesor de Guitarra en “Enseñanza Musical Katarina Gurska” (Katarina Gurska) donde imparto clases en Grado Elemental y Enseñanzas Profesionales.
Muy contento de haber estrenado programa esta temporada con un cuarteto maravilloso y la música de Luigi Boccherini, (Quinteto no.4 en Re Mayor) en seis conciertos que fueron todos un éxito.
Un verdadero placer.
Last Sunday, February the 18th, I played my first concert for a really beautiful project, which consists on playing around several hospitals every Sunday morning, thanks to the “Universidad Autónoma de Madrid” Foundation.
It was such an enriching experience with a remarkable audience!
Last December, me and Daia Anwander had the pleasure to work together once again with Guitarras Ramírez.
This time it was a video recording promoting their new Studio guitars.
Here you can see the result. Hope you enjoy it!
Here some pics of my last concerts with Daia Anwander in our Surcos Guitar Duo.
Photo credits: Ana Traba de la Gándara.
This is the first of a video series that I will perform with my colleage and friend Daia Anwander.
On Thursday, the 24th October, I had the pleasure of playing a concert in the “Chiesa Evangelica dell’Immacolata” in Lugano, (Switzerland).
I played mostly antique (John Dowland) and baroque (J. S. Bach) repertoire for the occasion, and it seemed the people enjoyed it so much!
Here, some pics of the concert. Hope I’ll be able to upload too some videos soon.
Photo credits: Ana Traba de la Gándara.
On Friday, the 18th October, I’ve had the pleasure of playing for the opening of the new RosilaB Atelier in Lugano (Switzerland).
It was such a great experience in an amazing and intimate atmosphere with some enthusiastic public, and which was also a big success for the atelier!
Adrián Baratech Domínguez was born in Madrid in 1990. His guitar vocation was manifested early, at the age of 6.
In 2004 ends “with merit” the 6th year of the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music in Guitar specialty.
In 2005 he began his studies at the Conservatory of Music “Arturo Soria”, as a student of Manuel Rubio (disciple of Regino Sainz de la Maza), obtaining the highest marks.
During these years he combines his musical training with secondary, high school and engineering.
He has participated in several courses taking classes with teachers such as David Russell, Leo Brouwer, Manuel Barrueco, Zoran Dukic, Ricardo Gallén, Carlos Bonell, Paolo Pegoraro, Pablo Marquez, Francisco Bernier, Gaelle Solal, Christian Lavernier, etc.
He has attended as active student to various music courses: “Algorithmic composition, illustration with free software Designing Music” taught by Luis Robles in the CDMC, or “Intensive Basso Continuo” by Pablo Zapico, among others.
In 2011 he won the 2nd prize at the 14th Soloist Competition “Diputación de Toledo”.
As a soloist, he has given recitals in the Teatro Municipal “Benvivere” of Bembibre (León) in the “Festival Luis Olano”; Teatro-Museo de la Casa de la Moneda of Madrid; in the Chamber Hall of the Teatro Principal of Burgos, Cultural Centers in Madrid such as “San Juan Bautista” or “Nicolas Salmeron”, etc.
In 2011 he collaborated with the Philharmonia Orchestra of Madrid as guitar soloist at the National Auditorium in Madrid.
He has been part of the Orquesta de Pulso y Púa of the Conservatory Music “Arturo Soria” under the direction of Pedro Chamorro, as well as of the orchestra “UAM Guitar Ensemble” at the Universidad Autónoma of Madrid.
In 2015 he finished his studies at the “Madrid Royal Conservatory” in the specialty of Performance as a student of Miguel Trápaga.
Currently, he studies “Master of Arts in Pedagogy” Conservatorio della Svizzera Italiana (Lugano, Switzerland) studying with Lorenzo Micheli.
Adrián Baratech Domínguez è nato a Madrid nel anno 1990. La sua vocazione sulla chitarra si è manifestata presto, all’età di 6 anni.
Nel 2004 finisce “con merito” il 6 ° anno della Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music nella specialità di chitarra.
Nel 2005 inizia gli studi professionali di Chitarra presso il Conservatorio di Musica “Arturo Soria”, come allievo di Manuel Rubio (discepolo di Regino Sainz de la Maza), ottenendo costantemente il massimo dei voti.
In questi anni unisce la sua formazione musicale con secondaria, scuola superiore e ingegneria.
Ha fatto diversi lezioni di chitarra con maestri, tra i quali: David Russell, Leo Brouwer, Manuel Barrueco, Zoran Dukic, Ricardo Gallo, Carlos Bonell, Paolo Pegoraro, Pablo Marquez, Francisco Bernier, Gaelle Solal, Christian Lavernier, ecc.
Ha partecipato come allievo attivo a vari corsi di musica come “composizione algoritmica, illustrazione con il software libero Designing Music” tenuto da Luis Robles nel CDMC, o “Corso Intensivo di basso continuo” tenuto da Pablo Zapico, tra altri.
Nel 2011 ha vinto il 2 ° premio al 14 ° Concorso Interpreti “Consiglio Provinciale di Toledo “.
Come solista, ha tenuto recital nel Teatro Comunale “Benvivere” di Bembibre (León) al Festival Luis Olano”; Teatro-Museo Casa de la Moneda di Madrid; nella Sala da Camera del Teatro Principale di Burgos, Centri Culturali a Madrid come “San Juan Bautista”, “Nicolas Salmeron”, ecc.
Nel 2011 ha collaborato con la Philharmonia Orchestra di Madrid come chitarra solista nel Auditorium Nazionale di Madrid.
Ha fatto parte dell’Orchestra di Pulso e Púa del Conservatorio Musica “Arturo Soria” sotto la direzione di Pedro Chamorro, così come nell’Orchestra “UAM Guitar Ensemble” dell’Università Autonoma di Madrid.
Nel 2015 ha terminato gli studi presso il “Conservatorio Reale di Madrid” nella specialità d’Interpretazione come studente di Miguel Trápaga.
Attualmente, studia “Master of Arts in Pedagogia” presso il Conservatorio della Svizzera Italiana (Lugano, Svizzera) come allievo di Lorenzo Micheli.
Adrián Baratech Domínguez nace en Madrid, en 1990. Su vocación guitarrística se manifiesta tempranamente, a la edad de 6 años.
En 2004 termina “with merit” el 6º curso de la Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music en la especialidad de Guitarra.
En el año 2005 comienza sus estudios en el Conservatorio Profesional de Música “Arturo Soria”, como alumno de Manuel Rubio (discípulo de Regino Sáinz de la Maza), obteniendo continuadamente las más altas calificaciones.
Durante estos años compagina su formación musical con estudios de secundaria, bachillerato e ingeniería.
Ha participado en diversos cursos de guitarra recibiendo clases de profesores como David Russell, Leo Brouwer, Manuel Barrueco, Zoran Dukic, Ricardo Gallén, Carlos Bonell, Paolo Pegoraro, Pablo Márquez, Francisco Bernier, Gaelle Solal, Christian Lavernier, etc.
Ha asistido como alumno activo a diversos cursos musicales como “Composición algorítmica, ilustración con el software libre Designing Music”, impartido por Luis Robles en el CDMC, o “Curso Intensivo de Bajo Continuo”, por Pablo Zapico, entre otros.
En 2011 obtuvo el 2º premio en el 14º Concurso de Intérpretes “Diputación de
Toledo”.
Como solista, ha ofrecido recitales en el Teatro Municipal de “Benvivere” de
Bembibre (León) en el “Festival Luis Olano”; Teatro-Museo de la Casa de la
Moneda y Timbre de Madrid; en la Sala de Cámara del Teatro Principal de
Burgos en Centros Culturales de Madrid tales como “San Juan Bautista” o
“Nicolás Salmerón”, etc.
Durante el año 2011 colaboró con la Orquesta Filarmonía de Madrid como
guitarra solista en el Auditorio Nacional de Madrid.
Ha formado parte de la Orquesta de Pulso y Púa del Conservatorio Profesional
de Música “Arturo Soria” bajo la dirección de Pedro Chamorro, así como de la
orquesta “UAM Guitar Ensemble” de la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.
En 2015 finalizó sus estudios en el “Real Conservatorio Superior de Música de Madrid” enla especialidad de Interpretación como estudiante de la clase de Guitarra de Miguel Trápaga.
Actualmente, cursa estudios de “Master of Arts in Pedagogy” en el Conservatorio della Svizzera Italiana (Lugano, Suiza) como alumno de Lorenzo Micheli.
