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  • Born in France, he studied
  • French pianist and conductor Philippe Entremont

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    Cadaques Orchestra
    The Cadaques Orchestra was founded in 1988 as the Cadaques Festival's resident orchestra, and made its debut in this unique town at the northern end of the Costa Brava with the participation of Alicia de Larrocha and others. Since then it has taken part in the principal Spanish music festivals with programmes that have aimed to combine well-known symphonic works with other more innovative pieces, in particular lesser known historical works and premieres of contemporary composers. It also participates regularly as resident orchestra of the Peralada International Music Festival. Sir Neville Marriner is its principal guest conductor, a position he has shared with Gennady Rozhdestvensky, and Xavier Montsalvatge was the orchestra's resident composer. The Cadaques Orchestra was conducted at the start mainly by Edmon Colomer and Philippe Entremont, and its principal conductor at present is Gianandrea Noseda, winner of the 1994 Cadaques International Competition for Orchestra Conductors. The orchestra has collaborated with many famous conductors and soloists, and has made several recordings with Lucia and Edmon Colomer, and with Sir Neville Marriner and Gianandrea Noseda.

    Philippe Entremont, Conductor
    French pianist and conductor Philippe Entremont was born in Reims, France, in 1934, the son of the musician parents. He entered the Paris Conservatory at age 12, winning first prizes in chamber music in 1948 and in piano the following year. He made his professional debut in 1950 at age 16, in Barcelona, Spain. After touring in Europe for the next two years, Entremont won first prize in the prestigious Marguerite Long-Jacques Thibaud Piano Competition in 1953. His parallel conducting career began in the 1970s, when he was named Music Director of the Vienna Chamber Orchestra. He was named Principal Conductor of the Netherlands Chamber Orchestra in 1993 and is also presently Laureate Conduc

    Alexander Series History

    1962-1963

    Alexander Brailowsky, pianist

    NC Symphony Orchestra

    Greg Colson, pianist

    Three in Concert, percussion

     

    1963-1964

    Norman Luboff Choir

    Lionel Hampton and Orchestra

    Pittsburgh Symphony

    Triangle Symphony Orchestra

    Dame Judith Anderson

     

    1964-1965

    Teresa Stratas, soprano

    Paganini Quartet

    Ferrante and Teicher, pianists

    Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians

    Paris Chamber Orchestra

     

    1965-1966

    Jorge Bolet, pianist

    New York Woodwind Quintet

    Houston Symphony Orchestra

     

    1966-1967

    New York Brass Quintet

    Orchestra Michelangelo de Firenze

    Sabicas, guitarist

    Westminster Choir

    National Symphony Orchestra

     

    1967-1968

    Warsaw Quintet

    Czech Philharmonic Orchestra

    Chamber Symphony of Philadelphia

    Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians

    Alma Trio

    National Ballet

    1968-1969 

    Roger Wagner Chorale

    Robert Merrill, baritone

    Andres Segovia, guitarist

    Detroit Symphony Orchestra

    Van Cliburn, pianist

    1969-1970

    Osipov Balalaika Orchestra with the Stars of the Bolshoi Opera

    Vienna Choir Boys

    Arthur Rubinstein, pianist

    Stockholm Philharmonic

    Henryk Szeryng, violinist

    Abbey Singers

     

    1970-1971

    Anna Moffo, soprano

    Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra

    Bach Aria Group

    Ivan Davis, pianist

    Jose Greco Flamenco Dance Company

    Goldovsky Grand Opera Theatre: Don Giovanni

     

    1971-1972

    Sierra Leone National Dance Company

    World’s Greatest Jazz Band

    Jerome Hines, basso

    London Symphony Orchestra

    Grant Johannesen, pianist

    Isaac Stern, violinist

     

    1972-1973

    Cleveland Symphony Orchestra

    Gary Graffman, piano and Leonard Rose, cello

    Beverly Wolff, soprano

    I Solisti di Zagreb Chamber Orchestra

    First Moog Quartet

     

    1973-1974

    Bayanihan Philippine Dance Company

    Philippe Entremont, pianist

    Vienna Johann Strauss Orchestra

    The Paul Hill Chorale

    Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra

    Marcel Marceau

     

    1974-1975

    Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra

    PDQ Bach

    Paul Kuentz Chamber

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    • BIOGRAFIA Y CONTACTO

    Born in Tenerife (Spain), Guillermo González he is considered a great specialist of the Spanish Music, and one of the most important Spanish pianists. His long career has earned him several critical prise -in which remarks his deep knowledge and versatility of interpretation of piano works of all ages- , and important awards and honors:

    National Music Award (1991)

    Highest award granted by the Spanish government

    National Award Disc (1980)

    For the recording of the work by Theobald Power (EMI)

    Albéniz Medal (2009)

    Granted in the occasion of the centenary of his death

    Music Performance Award CEOE Foundation (2001)

    Disciple of José Cubiles, Vlado Perlemuter y Jean Paul Sevilla, developed his musical studies at the Conservatory of Santa. Cruz de Tenerife, and later in Madrid: Royal Conservatory of Music, and Paris: Schola Cantorum and Conservatoire Superieur de Musique, obtaining from very young severals awards in international piano competitions: Milan, Vercelli (Viotti), Jaén, Tenerife, etc..

    In 1998 he published a new version of, the score of, Iberia –urtext and critical editions- (Schott. Music), this latter edition is considered the definitive source for the performance of this work, used in the class by important world , artists such as, Maestro, Daniel Baremboim.

    Guillermo González has performed as soloist with orchestras such as: Strasbourg Philharmonic, Dresden Orchestra, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Classic Chamber Orchestra of New York, Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra, Scottish Chamber Orchestra, National Orchestra of Spain, Madrid Symphony Orchestra, Spanish Radio Orchestra, Radio Symphony Orchestra Bratislava ... in Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Germany, Australia, Austria, France, China, Russia, United States of America, Czech Republic, Romania, Slovakia, Brussels, Switzerland and throughout Latin America, in such prestigious halls as the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Bayerischer Rundfunk, Santa Cecilia

  • Born in Tenerife (Spain), Guillermo