Carmina Burana

He began his musical studies at the Professional Conservatory of Huesca, his hometown, specializing in Piano and Harpsichord. She obtained her singing degree with Professor Ignacio Bellido, completing her training with tenor Roberto Anadón and soprano Virginia Paterson. As a solo baritone, he offers numerous recitals, notably performing leading roles in works such as Handel’s Messiah, Purcell’s Dioclecian, Charpentier’s Te Deum, Duruflé’s Requiem, and Orff’s Carmina Burana. He is currently the director of the University Choir at the Huesca Campus and the choir of the Tardienta Municipal School, combining his teaching as a primary school teacher with musical practice.

Born in Zaragoza, he studied Musical Language, Piano, Singing and higher education in Valencia, expanding his training in Switzerland, England and France. Winner of the Caballé-Martí Singing Competition (1999), he also obtained important national and international awards and scholarships. Her artistic and pedagogical career combines singing with musical research, the humanities, the Alexander Technique, dance and the recovery of historical-musical heritage. She has worked internationally, notably for her teaching and cultural cooperation work in Peru. Founder and president of the Inclu i Arte Cultural Association and the San Juan de la Cruz Inclusive Parish Choir, he develops social inclusion projects through music. She collaborates with cultural institutions and continues her training in music, piano and organ in Zaragoza.

Born in Ciudad Real in 2010, she is currently in her fourth year of Professional Studies at the Marcos Redondo Conservatory. Throughout her training she has obtained Honors in the 2022/2023 and 2024/2025 courses, in addition to an Erasmus+ scholarship in 2025. She has been part of groups such as Atlántida Youth (and participated on several occasions with the Atlántida Chamber Orchestra), Mahler Philharmonie Orchestra, the Young Camerata Orchestra of Castilla-La Mancha and, recently, she has been selected to participate in the New European Orchestra (NEO). As a performer, he has appeared on prestigious stages such as the National Music Auditorium, the Monumental Theatre, the Brno Philharmonie, the Martinu Hall in Prague and the Peace Theatre in Albacete… She has also recorded a CD at the Wiener Konzerthaus with Atlantis Youth.

The Spanish-Romanian soprano Alexandra Zamfira (Bals, 1997) studied singing at the Madrid School of Singing while simultaneously pursuing a degree in Musicology at the Autonomous University of Madrid. She has won awards at various international singing competitions, including the special prize and the audience prize at the George Enescu International Competition (Paris), as well as first prize at the Enrico Caruso House-Museum Competition (Naples), the Opera and Zarzuela Competition (Teror, Gran Canaria), and the Ricardo Lafuente Competition (Torrevieja). This year she has performed at the Seville Opera Festival in Puccini’s Suor Angelica and in the season at the Pérez Galdós Theatre.

Orchestra conductor, pianist, and composer. He is one of the most complete musicians of his generation, awarded by the Royal Academy of Fine Arts and an artist of the Decca label. He has conducted in venues such as Carnegie Hall and the Berlin Philharmonic, establishing himself as a benchmark for comprehensive interpretation.