Chamber music is a fundamental genre in the history of music and for the learning process of every musician. It is both ensemble music and music for soloists, because the listener can distinguish the sound of each performer. Lacking a conductor, it requires a type of shared leadership in which the artists have to coordinate with each other to obtain the best result.
In the Da Camera concert series, students of the Reina Sofía School of Music trained in the program of the International Institute of Chamber Music of Madrid present the fruit of their labor in three formats and live: string quartets, wind groups, and groups with piano.
Da Camera Cycle, wind groups. Auditorio Sony (Madrid) 03/28/019
MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus
Serenade for two oboes, two clarinets, two basset horns, two bassoons, four horns and double bass in B flat major K 361 “Gran Partita”
I. Largo – Molto allegro
II. Menuetto. Allegretto
III. Adagio
IV. Menuetto. Allegretto
V. Romanze. Adagio – Allegretto – Adagio
VI. Thema mit variationen
VII. Finale. Molto allegro
Grupo Fundación Mutua Madrileña (18-19)
Carlos Andrés Lafarga, oboe
Lucas Martínez Riaza, oboe
Diego Micó Estruch, clarinet
José Serrano Campos, clarinet
Seungju Mun, basset horn
José Viana, basset horn
Erney Vargas Barboza, bassoon
Willmer Jesús Torres Martínez, bassoon
Rodrigo Costa, French horn
Jessica María Rueda Vasquez, horn
Marta Isabella Montes Sanz, horn
Antonio Jesús Lasheras Torres, horn
Erick Martínez Olivo, double bass
