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The Spanish double-bassist, Aaron Barrera Reyes, obtained his Bachelor of Music deggre in Performance (Double Bass) from Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester, UK (2007-2011); his Professional Studies Diploma in Music Performance (Double Bass) from Mannes College The New School for Music in New York, USA (2013-2015); and his Master of Arts degree in Double Bass Performance from Royal Academy of Music in London, UK (2016-2017). He was also trained in Orchestras and Ensembles playing at Royal Northern College of Music (2007-2013); The Mannes (2013-2016); The National Repertory Orchestra in Breckenridge, Colorado, USA (2016); Royal Academy of Music (2016-2017). His principal teachers (Double Bass) have included: Dominic Seldis, Principal Double Bass Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra; Graham Mitchell, Principal Double Bass English National Opera; Tom Goodman, London Symphony Orchestra; Max Zeugner, Associate Principal Double Bass, New York Philharmonic Orchestra; Jiri Hudec, Principal Double Bass, Czech Philharmonic Orchestra; Roberto Carrillo Garcia, Principal Double Bass, Hallé Orchestra.
Aaron Barrera Reyes' professional orchestral experience includes: Opera North Orchestra in Leeds, UK (Extra work, Section Bass, 2012-); Scottish Chamber Orchestra in Edinburgh, Scotland (Extra work, Section Bass, 2013-); Brevard Music Center Orchestras in Brevard, North Carolina, USA (Principal Bass and Teaching Assistant, 2015); Hallé Orchestra in Manchester, England (Extra work, No. 2 and Section Bass, 2017); Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra (Trial, Section Double Bass, 2017-); BBC Philharmonic Orchestra (Trial, Tutti Double Bass, 2017-); RTE Symphony Orchestra Dublin (Extra work, incl no.3, 2017-); Tenerife Symphony Orchestra in Spain (Guest Principal Double Bass, 2017-); Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra (Extra Work, 2017-); Manchester Camerata (Extra Work, 2017-); Welsh National Opera (Extra Work, 2017-); BBC National Orchestra of Wales (Extra work, 2017-); BBC Concert Orchestra (Extra work, 2018-); Orquesta RTVE (Spanish Radio and Television Symphony Orchestra) (Extra work, 2018-); Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (Extra work, 2018-) |
