Julián Bautista: Malagueña (Tres ciudades).
Lola Casariego (mezzo), Aurelio Viribay (piano).

Julián Bautista: Malagueña (Tres ciudades)

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Odradek Records is delighted to present Luna clara: the complete art songs of 20th-century Spanish composer Jesús García Leoz in sumptuous, intimate performances by soprano Mar Morán and pianist Aurelio Viribay. 

Jesús García Leoz is perhaps best known for his film music and for his Tríptico de canciones, three songs featured on this release and justly famous for their folk-like beauty. Yet there are many other riches here to be discovered, finding passionate advocates in the Spanish artists Mar Morán and Aurelio Viribay. The varied stylistic range of García Leoz’s creations in this field takes us from popular culture to translucent and sophisticated textures approaching Ravel’s soundworld, moving through some of the most important stylistic currents of the first half of the 20th century including neoclassicism, impressionism and expressionism. García Leoz’s endless inspiration has produced songs so personal that they are different according to the poetic texts from which they are drawn, adapting himself in chameleon-like manner to the styles of the poets he sets.

Luna clara takes its name from the first of García Leoz’s Cinco canciones: this was the first song that these two musicians ever worked on together, and also the title of one of their earliest recitals. Soprano Mar Morán has graced the stages of many of the major opera houses of the world, with notable roles including Mozart’s Queen of the Night and memorable performances at venues including Madrid’s Auditorio Nacional de Música, Juan March Foundation and the Teatro Real, where she made her debut, and the Festival Castell de Peralada in Barcelona. Mar Morán has recently joined the International Opera Academy in Ghent for its programme, Opera Studio. Aurelio Viribay studied in his native Spain and in Vienna, becoming a specialist in the history and performance of Spanish Art Song, a subject he teaches as Professor at the Escuela Superior de Canto in Madrid.

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09 - Six Songs On Poems By Antonio Machado - I. Cancion Galante

06 - Triptych Of Songs On Poems By Federico Garcia Lorca - I. Por El Aire Van

The pianist Aurelio Viribay specializes in the accompaniment of singers. He completed his formation in this field with Norman Shetler in Vienna, with Dalton Baldwin in France and with Félix Lavilla in Madrid. Between 1995 and 1997 he worked as vocal coach at the Vienna University of Music and Performing Arts and the Konservatorium Wien University, and since 1998 he has been professor at the Escuela Superior de Canto de Madrid. In addition he has collaborated in masterclasses given by Thomas Quasthoff in the Mozarteum University Salzburg, Walter Berry in the Cartusiana Internationale Sommerakademie Niederösterreich (Austria), and Teresa Berganza in the Escuela Superior de Müsica Reina Sofía in Madrid. He has collaborated as official pianist in various singing competitions such as Das Schubert Lied (Vienna), Joaquín Rodrigo of Madrid, Francisco Viñas of Barcelona, Julián Gayarre of Pamplona, Jacinto Guerrero of Madrid and International Singing Competition of Bilbao.

He has worked with many singers including Walter Berry, Carlos Álvarez, Aquiles Machado, Alicia Nafé, Ainhoa Arteta, María Bayo, Isabel Rey, Norma Fantini, Nancy Fabiola Herrera, Ángeles Blancas, Ofelia Sala, Mariola Cantarero, Ruth Rosique, Silvia Tró Santafé, Ana María Sánchez, Ana Lucrecia García, Tatiana Melnychenko, Raquel Lojendio, Mercedes Arcuri, Lola Casariego, Saioa Hernández, Pilar Jurado, María Rey-Joly, Cristina Toledo, María Espada, Marta Knörr, Sonia de Munck, José Ferrero, Enric Martínez-Castignani, David Alegret, Gabriel Bermúdez, Rodrigo Esteves, Eduardo Aladrén, Susana Cordón, Carmen Solís, Ruth Iniesta, Elena Sancho Pereg, Cecilia Lavilla, María Zapata, Milagros Poblador, José Manuel Montero, Pablo García-López, Rubén Amoretti, Reinaldo Macías, José Ferrero,Alejandro González del Cerro, Luis Cansino, César San Martín, José Julián Frontal, Carlos Cosías, Luis Dámaso, Alejandro Roy, Miguel Ángel Zapater, Alex Vicens, Arantza Ezenarro. He has also accompanied instrumentalists such as Asier Polo, Mariana Todorova, Beate Altenburg, Ángel García Jermann and John Stokes, Quartet Assai, Bretón Quartet, Vocal Quartet Cavatina, National Choir of Spain and the Choir of the Spanish Radio. He has appeared in most European countries and also in Mexico, Morocco and Japan, performing in venues such as the Musikverein and the Konzerthaus in Vienna, Castello Sforzesco in Milano, Teatro Real in Madrid, and the Accademia Musicale Chigiana in Siena, as well as in most of the important concert halls and music festivals in Spain.

He has taken part in premieres of works by the composers Benet Casablancas,David del Puerto, Jorge Fernández Guerra, Juan Manuel Ruiz, Eduardo Morales-Caso, Miquel Ortega, Bernardino Cerrato, Nobel Sámano, María Luisa Ozaita, Dolores Serrano, Diana Pérez Custodio and María Escribano and has made recordings for RNE, Catalunya Music and RTVE.

His discography, on labels like Columna Música and Stradivarius, includes Songs of the Madrid Group and Spanish Female Composers of the 20th Century — both with the mezzo-soprano Marta Knörr —, Songs with the soprano Lola Casariego, Aprè un rêve with the tenor Guzmán Hernando, Indianas of Guastavino with the Vocal Quartet Cavatina and the first recording of Retablo on Paul Klee's texts by Benet Casablancas.

Aurelio Viribay obtained his Ph.D. from the University Rey Juan Carlos in Madrid with a thesis on Art Song by the “Group of the Eight” in Madrid.

Julián Bautista: Malagueña (Tres ciudades)

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