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The Camerata Antonio Soler is a chamber orchestra gounded in 2011, with the purpose of embracing a wide repertoire of different periods and styles (mainly classical, romantic and contemporary), hence its plural and versatile character. The essence of their interpretation is based on historical music criteria, using original instruments whenever required. One of their main aims is to rediscover and perform music from Hispanic Classicism and Romanticism, as well as including contemporary alternative repertoires in their performances, such as works resulting from the merger with ethnic roots or the so called “World Music”. The Camerata Antonio Soler consists of 14 professional wind and string musicians. Since its origin, the conductor has been Gustavo Sánchez and Ignacio Ramal its concertmaster.
They have performed several times at the National Auditorium in Madrid, at the Auditorium del Escorial and also in Lisbon, at a major International Musicology Congress. Furthermore, their massive work in recovering historical music heritage is to be highlighted, including the recordings of four CD's with symphonies, arias and other works by Brunetti, Boccherini and Antonio Soler.
The Camerata is also the resident orchestra at the International Conductors Masterclass “El Escorial”, currently in their 8th edition, under the tutelage of the renown Finnish Professor Jorma Panula. |
