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THREE GENERATIONS,
The Essence of Romanticism

Orquestra Simfònica Segle XXI

Members of the orchestra

Violins I

Joel Bardolet
Marta García Patos
Dixon David Scola Vivas
Ana Gabriela Alvarado Pedroza
Pablo Duque García-Aranda
Angie Harumi Mendoza Hirata
Lidia-Meina Méndez Llamas
Elionor Martí Orpí
Elena Batyreva Gonzalez
Maria Cursach Mestre
Clara Candisano Gillanders
Yago Valverde Peláez
Irene Truyol Urbano
Facundo Sacco

 

Violins II

Júlia Álvaro Serrano
Alba Serracant Carceller
Jorge Abreu Toyens
Irati Fernández Barquín
Violeta García López
Héctor Cadenas Álvarez
Eva Fernández Díaz
Gàlia Farhan Peláez
Maria Batyreva Tofaniuk
Nicolás Agustín Candisano Gillanders
Xavier Atencia Castro
Loris Denis Roussel Salama
Marta Galy Grelier
Ana Escavias

 

Violas

Alejandro Rodríguez Ciria
Luis Martinez Martinez
Fernando Fresno Zarza
Xavier Gracia
Tara Konradi
Eugenia Iborra
Lía Iglesias Ledo
Maria Sánchez Villalobos

 

Cellos

Miquel Felip i Peig
Beatriz Ramos Gazapo
Marta Tera Nevado
Raúl Ceballos Calderón
Patrick Presecan Tomuletiu
Raúl Mollá Bonhomme
Laura Torrecillas Muñoz
Apollo P. Bulbena

 

Double Basses

Roger Azcona Saumell
Carmen García Díaz
Karina de la Canal
María Pacheco Silvela
Jesús Real Villaescusa

 

Flutes

Esther Puertes
Andrea Jiménez Peralta
Carlota Ferrero Blanco
Mireia Sambola Martinez

 

Oboes

Jana Ginesta Sáez
Maria Blasco Domínguez
Aroa Sanz Diaz

 

Clarinets

Sara Guardia Monsell
Adrián Villa Otero
Juan Diego Merino
Vicent Guardiola Tàrrega

 

Bassoons

Héctor López Guerra
Daniel Vidal Míguez

 

Horns

Jonas Ellensohn
Aquiles P. Bulbena
Vicent Algarra
Mario García Gómez

 

Trumpets

Pedro Vives Ramón
Miquel Domingo Paz

 

Trombons

Jaime Muñiz Salles
Manuel Cardona Rincón
Ricard Soriano Faura

Timpani

Verónica Sancho Garcia-Mochales

Programme:

C. M. Weber – Euryanthe Overture, Op. 81

P. I. Tchaikovsky – Violin Concerto, Op. 35

1. Allegro moderato

2. Canzonetta: Andante

3. Allegro vivacissimo

— pause —

R. Schumann – Symphony No. 4 in D minor, Op. 120

1. Ziemlich langsman - lebhaft

2. Romanze. Ziemlich langsam

3. Scherzo. Lebhaft - Trio

4. Langsam - Lebhaft

Jordi Mora, director

Joel Bardolet, soloist

 

Concert Synopsis:

Weber, Schumann and Tchaikovsky: the beginning and the end of an era of lyricism and passion that transformed the world. Born 16 years before the deaths of their predecessors, Schumann and Tchaikovsky form, together with Weber, a trilogy in which the German-Russian musical tradition was born, flourished, and reached its culmination. Weber laid the foundations of the Romantic era in music, Schumann developed it, and Tchaikovsky brought it to its culmination. Together, the three composers offer a complete vision of a unique musical epoch.

 

Orquestra Simfònica Segle XXI:

The Orquestra Simfònica Segle XXI is a non-profit association whose core activity is the organization of an international orchestra course. This course brings together highly skilled musicians of all ages with the goal of working on orchestral repertoire through a rigorous pedagogical approach focused on understanding the work and the composer.

The orchestra was founded in 1999. The first course was organized with the idea that makes it unique: to perform the great symphonic cycles in chronological order. Since then, these orchestral meetings have been held one or two times a year in various locations across Catalonia and the Valencian Community, as well as once in Extremadura. One of the earliest challenges was to perform the complete Beethoven symphonies, culminating with the Ninth Symphony in 2019, coinciding with the orchestra’s 20th anniversary. The orchestra has also tackled major composers such as Brahms, Schumann, Schubert, and Bruckner.

The orchestra meets intensively for one to two weeks, depending on the production, usually in July. Additionally, the organization also runs an international course in musical interpretation for chamber groups and soloists in Sabadell.

The OSSXXI has accompanied renowned soloists both nationally and internationally and has given many young musicians in the country the opportunity to perform great works as soloists, creating an ideal space for dedication and a genuine love of music. One of the orchestra’s main features is that it has no fixed roster, but is renewed at each meeting.

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Jordi Mora

Born in Barcelona, he completed his initial musical studies in piano and viola at the Conservatorio Superior de Música of the same city. In Germany, he graduated from the Hochschule.

für Musik in Würzburg as an oboist and, awarded a scholarship by the State of Bavaria, he earned degrees in Musicology and Philosophy at the University of Munich. He studied orchestral conducting mainly with Sergiu Celibidache.

He has carried out extensive pedagogical work, especially in Switzerland (Fondation Résonnance), Argentina (Fundación Cultural), and Mons (Belgium). Since 2003, he has been a professor of orchestral conducting at the ESMUC, and in 2010 he was appointed visiting professor at the Grieg-Akademie in Bergen, Norway.

He has served as principal conductor of the National Orchestra of Greece and the Orquestra Simfònica del Vallès. In 2014, he was named principal guest conductor of the Camera Musicae Orchestra (OCM). He has recently conducted the Simon Bolívar Orchestra of Caracas as well as various orchestras within the Venezuelan Youth Orchestra System. Currently, he is the conductor of the Orquestra Simfònica Segle XXI and the Bruckner Akademie Orchester. Since 2013, he has been the principal guest conductor of the Lebanese Philharmonic Orchestra, with whom he is performing the symphonies of Shostakovich.

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Joel Bardolet

He completed his higher musical studies with Eva Graubin at the Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya (ESMUC), where his artistic development was profoundly shaped by the members of the Cuarteto Casals and the conductor Salvador Mas Conde. He was subsequently admitted to the master's programme at the prestigious Hochschule für Musik Freiburg, where he studied with the French violinist Muriel Cantoreggi, with whom he continues to maintain a close musical relationship. After completing his master's degree, he entered a period of artistic exploration and personal development, dedicating much of his energy to teaching.

In 2012, he was admitted to the specialised master's programme in Solo Performance at the Hochschule für Musik Basel, where he studied with Rainer Schmidt. Upon completing his studies, he made his debut as a soloist at Basel's principal concert hall, performing Béla Bartók's Violin Concerto No. 2 with the Basel Sinfonie Orchester. Throughout his career, he has been guided and inspired by distinguished musicians such as Vera Martínez Mehner, Maurice Fuks, Erich Höbarth and András Keller. He currently maintains close pedagogical ties with Claudio Martínez Mehner, Anton Kernjak, Rony Rogoff and Ferenc Rados.

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