Eduardo Pascual Díez

Eduardo Pascual Díez, profesor de guitarra del Conservatorio Música de Valladolid desde 1992. El reconocimiento internacional le ha llevado a ofrecer giras en más de 20 países, incluyendo algunos de los auditorios y teatros más importantes de Europa, Canadá, Estados Unidos, Centroamérica y América del Sur. Imparte Clases Magistrales en los Conservatorios y Festivales Internacionales más prestigiosos del mundo.

Natural de Torrelavega, Cantabria. Titulado por el R.C.S.M. de Madrid., C.A.P. por la Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Postgrado de guitarra en el C.S.M. de Salamanca con J. Catalá, sobre la obra para laúd de J. Dowland. Doctorado en la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. Se ha perfeccionado en clases con D. Russell, D. Ballesteros y J. L. Rodrigo, entre otros.
Habitualmente es jurado en importantes concursos internacionales de guitarra, entre ellos; Guitar Foundation of America (G.F.A., Montreal, Canadá), JoAnn Falleta Guitar Concerto Competition (Buffalo, New York, U.S.A.), Grifyce-Trzebiatów, (Polonia), Rust (Austria), Lima (Perú), Morelia, Chihuahua… (México), etc.

En Julio de 2004 realizó una gira de conciertos por Serbia y Montenegro y grabó un DVD con el Cuarteto de Cuerdas ARCO de Belgrado, en el Festival Internacional de Música de Vrnjacka Banja. Ha participado en la grabación de 4 CD´s con los conciertos ofrecidos en los Festivales Internacionales de Guitarra de Gubin, Polonia; Ramón Roteta, España; Lima, Perú; y Morelia, México.

Compositores reconocidos como Nikolay Yordanov, Víctor Hugo Ñopo, Roberto Fabbri, Uros Dojcinovic y Sandro Di Stefano le han dedicado sus obras. Director del Festival y Concurso Internacional de Guitarra Clásica Villa de Aranda, Burgos, desde 1997. Eduardo Pascual Díez toca con guitarras de Manuel Contreras “25 Aniversario” (1995) y Gabriel Hernández, de Paracho, Mexico; y está patrocinado por Cuerdas La Valenciana, de la Casa Veerkamp, México D.F.

Carlos Ángel Fernández Buey

Natural de Palencia, realiza estudios en Valladolid, Madrid y Murcia y se perfecciona asistiendo a cursos de Willems, Kodaly y Suzuki. Maestros como Carlos Baena, Enrique Correa, María de Macedo, Paul Friedhoff, M. Khommitser, Poderanski, entre otros, acreditan su sólida formación.

Licenciado en violonchelo por el Conservatorio Superior de San Sebastián, bajo la dirección de Roman Jablonski, donde concluye estudios de postgrado y máster en interpretación. Cursa así mismo Canto y Dirección en Madrid con Nicole Corty Lyant y de Musicología y Folklore en el Conservatorio de Música de Murcia. Galardonado como solista en el Certamen Internacional de Jóvenes Orquestas de 1988.

En el campo de la Música de Cámara ha recibido los consejos de Luis Rego, Mayte Berrueta, Almudena Cano, David Quiggle o Alberto Rosado entre otros.

Ha sido director de la Joven Orquesta de Tarazona durante catorce años, de la Orquesta del Conservatorio de Palencia y de la Orquesta Infantil de Murcia.

Ha sido instrumentista del Quinteto Boccherini, Orquestas del Conservatorio de Valladolid y de la Comunidad de Murcia, Trío Barroco y Orquesta de Cámara de Murcia, la Orquesta de Cámara San Benito y la Orquesta y Banda Sinfónica de Aragón.

Colabora con Sayá Sangidorj, Sergio Franco, Natascha Slascheva, Clemente Real, Marta Montero, Félix Ángel del Barrio y Bruno Forst y forma parte del dúo con la flautista Marta Montero.
Actualmente es profesor de cello en el Conservatorio Profesional de Valladolid.

Toca un violoncello Charles Gaillard, Mirecourt, 1840.

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Eduardo Pascual Díez

Eduardo Pascual Díez has been long settled in Valladolid where carrying out teaching at the Conservatoire of Music, since 1992. The International recognition has led him to offer toured in over 20 countries, including some of the most important concert halls and theaters in Europe, Canada, United States, Central and South America. He teaches master classes at the conservatoires and international festivals most prestigious of the world.

He was born in Torrelavega, Cantabria. Graduate at the Royal Conservatoire of Music of Madrid. Pedagogical Attitude Certificate at the Complutense University of Madrid. Guitar Postgraduate in the Conservatoire of Music of Salamanca under the leadership of Jaime Catalá, specializing in the lute´s work by John Dowland. Studied D. Mus. at the Autonomous University of Madrid, dedicated to research onto the life and work of Esteban Daza. He has honed his technique with David Russell, Demetrio Ballesteros and Jose Luis Rodrigo, among others.

Usually he is member jury in several international guitar competitions, among which we can highlight; Guitar Foundation of America (GFA, Montreal, Canada), JoAnn Falleta Guitar Concerto Competition (Buffalo, New York, USA), Grifyce-Trzebiatów (Poland) Rust (Austria), Xmas Guitar Contest (Lecce), Fiuggi Guitar Competition, Reggio Calabria (Italy), City of Lima (Peru), Kutná Hora (Czech Republic), Morelia International Guitar, Guitar without Frontiers, in Chihuahua … (Mexico), etc.

In July 2004, made ​​a tour of concerts in Serbia and Montenegro and recorded a DVD with the ARCO String Quartet from Belgrade, within the International Music Festival of Vrnjacka Banja. He also participated in recording of 4 CD’s with the concerts offered at the International Guitar Festivals of Gubin, Poland; Ramon Roteta in Irún, Spain; Lima, Peru; and Morelia, in Mexico.

Renowned composers among those who that are found, Nikolay Yordanov, Victor Hugo Ñopo Roberto Fabbri, Uros Dojcinovic, Sandro Di Stefano and Sabino De Bari, have dedicated their works to him.

As of 1997, he is the artistic director of the International Festival and Guitar Competition Villa de Aranda, Burgos, and the International Guitar Festival Esteban Daza, in Valladolid, since 2010.

Eduardo Pascual plays with Manuel Contreras Guitars «25th Anniversary» (1995) and Gabriel Hernández Jimenez (Paracho, Mexico), those who have especially dedicated their guitars, and has sponsored by Valenciana Strings, of the Veerkamp House, Mexico DF – and Alhambra Guitars.

Carlos Ángel Fernández Buey

Born in Palencia, he studied in Valladolid, Madrid and Murcia and perfected by attending Willems, Kodaly and Suzuki courses. Teachers such as Carlos Baena, Enrique Correa, Maria de Macedo, Paul Friedhoff, M. Khommitser, Poderanski, among others, prove their solid formation.

He holds a degree in cello from the Superior Conservatory of San Sebastián, under the direction of Roman Jablonski, where he concludes postgraduate studies and a master’s degree in interpretation. He also studied Singing and Direction in Madrid with Nicole Corty Lyant and Musicology and Folklore at the Conservatory of Music of Murcia. Awarded as a soloist at the 1988 International Youth Orchestra Contest.

In the field of Chamber Music he has received the advice of Luis Rego, Mayte Berrueta, Almudena Cano, David Quiggle and Alberto Rosado among others.

He has been director of the Youth Orchestra of Tarazona for fourteen years, of the Orchestra of the Conservatory of Palencia and of the Children’s Orchestra of Murcia.
He has been instrumentalist of the Boccherini Quintet, Orchestras of the Valladolid Conservatory and of the Community of Murcia, Baroque Trio and Chamber Orchestra of Murcia, the San Benito Chamber Orchestra and the Orchestra and Symphonic Band of Aragon.

She collaborates with Sayá Sangidorj, Sergio Franco, Natascha Slascheva, Clemente Real, Marta Montero, Félix Ángel del Barrio and Bruno Forst and is part of the duo with flutist Marta Montero.

He is currently a cello professor at the Professional Conservatory of Valladolid.

He plays a cello Charles Gaillard, Mirecourt, 1840.

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