Vertixe Sonora Ensemble

Vertixe Sonora Ensemble is a Spanish chamber ensemble founded in 2010 which specializes in contemporary classical music. It was shown in the documentary film Correspondencias Sonoras (2013) by Manuel del Río,[1] and has been directed since its founding by Ramón Souto.

Vertixe Sonora Ensemble
Vertixe at the Galician Centre of contemporary Art (CGAC)
Background information
OriginSpain
Genrescontemporary classical music
Websitewww.vertixesonora.net

History

The group appeared in 2010 as a flexible collective of soloists who specialize in contemporary classical music.

Repertory

The repertory of Vertixe Sonora Ensemble mainly comprises pieces written specifically for the ensemble. Among the composers who have collaborated with Vertixe are its artistic director Ramón Souto and composers Santiago Díez Fischer, Fernando Garnero,[2] Germán Alonso, Charles-Antoine Fréchette, Bernardo Barros, Marek Poliks, Sabrina Schroeder, Takuto Fukuda, Benjamin Scheuer, Michelle Lou, Santiago Quintáns, Stefan Beyer, Stefan Prins, Miguel Matamoro,[3] Jacobo Gaspar, Esaias Järnegard, Alexander Khubeev, Simone Movio, Matthias Kranebitter,[4] Sergio Blardony,[5] Dmitri Kourliandski, Nadir Vassena, González Compeán, Hernández Ramos,[6] and Mauricio Pauly.[7]

Ramón Souto, artistic director since Vertixe's founding.

Members
  • Rubén Barros, electric guitar
  • Pablo Coello, saxophones and music direction
  • David Durán and Haruna Takebe, piano
  • Ángel Faraldo, electronics
  • Carlos Méndez, double bass
  • Felipe Agell, clarinets
  • Thomas Piel and Ailsa Lewin, violoncello
  • Clara Saleiro, flutes
  • Diego Ventoso, percussion
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References
  1. http://www.filmaffinity.com/es/film208639.html
  2. url=http://mixturbcn.com/en/programacio-2015/mixtur-2015-concert-7/
  3. url=http://cgac.xunta.es/EN/actividad-detalle/62/music-and-art-sound-correspondences
  4. url=http://vertixesonora.net/causal-2/?lang=en
  5. http://www.viastellae.org/pdf/2011_programa.pdf
  6. http://vertixesonora.net/recoleccion-2/?lang=es
  7. http://www.mundoclasico.com/ed/documentos/doc-ver.aspx?id=63a9ae2f-506e-4b1f-808a-81b8cb7c609d
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