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La Tempestad despliega su virtuosismo en el Auditorio Nacional

By Pablo FitzGerald Cerdán, 19 February 2015
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“La energía de Sebastián se mezclaba con la elegancia que aportaba la clavecinista aragonesa”
Reviewed at Auditorio Nacional de Música, Madrid on 17 February 2015
Programme
Corselli, Concertino a quattro
Scarlatti, Keyboard Sonata in D minor, K90
Narro, Concierto para clave y cuerda
Federici, Sexteto n. 3
Scarlatti, Keyboard Sonata in E minor, K81
Cavaza, Sonata en si menor para flauta y continuo
Juan y Martínez, Pieza de repente. Oposición a la plaza de trompa de la Real Capilla
Pergolesi, Concerto for two harpsichords
Performers
Silvia Márquez, Harpsichord
La Tempestad
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Pablo FitzGerald Cerdán
Pablo FitzGerald Cerdán
Pablo FitzGerald Cerdán (Madrid, 1994) estudió el grado medio de guitarra clásica en el Conservatorio Profesional de Música de Arturo Soria, y actualmente estudia el grado medio de Instrumentos de Cuerda Pulsada del Renacimiento y el Barroco en el mismo centro, además de cursar, desde 2012, el Grado en Musicología en la Universidad Complutense. Como intérprete de música antigua, ha realizado cursos de perfeccionamiento y forma parte de grupos especializados en la interpretación de este repertorio, además de presentarse como solista. Como musicólogo ha ofrecido conferencias. Colabora también con la revista Síneris y es cofundador del blog 'Lírica para todos'.