Concert: Duo Sebastià Peris (Baritone) and Jesús López Blanco (Piano)

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Sebastià Peris y Marco (Baritone)

Born in 1989 in Tavernes Blanques (Valencia). He is currently studying singing with Patricia Llorens at the Joaquín Rodrigo Higher Conservatory of Music in Valencia, and receives advice
baritone technicians Enrique Baquerizo.

She has taken masterclasses with renowned maestros: Carlos Chausson, Ana Luisa
Chova, Ana María Sánchez, Ofelia Sala, among others.
In 2013, they won First Prize in Singing at the National Singing Competition of
“Youth and Music Spain.
The same year, he made his debut at the Teatro de la Zarzuela in Madrid.
With the intention of recovering works that are almost unknown to the public, in its repertoire
most recently has incorporated: the role of Azzo in “L’indovina” (S. Giner), Chopin in “La
”Polonesa“ (F.Moreno-Torroba), or Ben Al-Labbana in ”Fill de la Lletera" (F. Estévez).

Jesús López Blanco (Piano) 

Born in Lugo (1990), he began his musical journey with the teacher Pilar Albo.
He completed his higher education studies in Piano at Musikene with pianist and pedagogue Marta Zabaleta from 2009. He specialised in vocal accompaniment under the guidance of maestro Enrique Ricci and pianist Maciej Pikulski, and delved into chamber music with Alfonso Gómez Ruiz de Arcaute, graduating in 2013. In 2015, he began his Master's degree in Lied “Victoria de los Ángeles” at Esmuc and received a scholarship from the aforementioned Foundation. In the same year, he and soprano Ulrike Haller were awarded the Juventudes Musicales Concert Scholarship at the XX International Lied Course taught by Wolfram Rieger.

Within the concert network of Juventudes Musicales de España, he participates as an accompanying pianist for the award-winners Josep Ramón Olivé, Cecilia Rodríguez, Sebastià Peris, Belén Roig and Rocío Pérez.

Programme:

PART ONE
F.P. TOSTI (1846-1916)

Dream
Ideal

J. BRAHMS (1833-1897)

The walk to the beloved, op. 48 no. 1
To the Nightingale, Op. 46, No. 4
The May Night Op. 43 No. 2

R. WAGNER (1813-1883)

-O, thou my lovely evening star (Tannhäuser)

PART TWO

R. HAHN (1874-1947)

Three days of grape harvest

M. RAVEL (1875-1937)

Don Quixote to Dulcinea
-Love Song
Epic song
Drinking song

J. RODRIGO (1901-1999)

-The cabin boy's song
M. SANDOVAL (1902-1953)

Madrigal
M. ORTEGA (1963)

Hidden love
P. SOROZÁBAL (1897 – 1988)

-Nest's warmth (Katiuska, the Russian woman)