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So Percussion
Der Kaiser von Atlantis
Ensemble Espacio Sinkro
Daniel Oyarzabal
Wolfgang Reisinger
Domenico TaglienteParticipants
Olivier Messiaen (1908-1992) - Organ monograph
november Saturday 15 - 8:30 p.m.Church of the Carmen
Daniel Oyarzabal
Programme
L'Ascension
III. Transports de joie d'une âme devant la gloire du Christ qui est la sienne
Livre du Saint Sacrement
VI. La Manne et le Pain de vie
VII. Les Resucites et la lumière de vie
VIII. Institution de l'Eucharistie
IX.Les Ténebres
X. La Résurrection du Christ
XV. La Joie de la grâce
XVI. Prière après la communion
XVII. La Présence multipliée
XVIII. Offrande et Alléluia final
Daniel Oyarzabal was born in Vitoria in 1972 and graduated with honours in the specialties of harpsichord and organ. He later enrolled in advanced studies in organ, harpsichord and historical instruments at the Conservatory of Music in Vienna with Thomas Schmögner and earned a postgraduate degree in organ with Jos Van der Kooy and a bachelor's degree in harpsichord with Patrick Ayrton at the Royal Conservatory of the Hague (Holland). At the same time, he attended specialization courses with Pierre Hantaï, Jacques Ogg, Michael Posch, Lars Ulrik Mortensen, Michael Radulescu, Hans Fagius and Oliver Latry. He also concentrated on J.S. Bach's music at the Conservatory of Amsterdam under Pieter van Dijk. He was awarded the Special Press Prize at the National Exhibition for Young Performers in Ibiza in 1991, First Prize for Improvisation at the International Music Competition in Rome in 1998 and Third Prize in the Nineteenth International Organ Competition of Nijmegen (Holland) in 2002, the only Spanish organist to win an award in the competition's twenty-one years of history. He has performed in a number of international festivals, both as a soloist and continuist, performing in concerts all over Europe and Japan. He has been featured as an organ soloist at the Sixth Due Organi in Concerto Festival of Milan, the International Orgelkonzert Cycle of Copenhagen, the Pleno Organo Festival of Vienna and the International Orgel Festival of the Oude Kerk in Amsterdam. His most outstanding projects for this year include a performance of the Goldberg Variations by J.S. Bach in several cities in Spain, Amsterdam, Vienna and Berlin. He has been organist of the German Church in Madrid since 2006.