MINIATURES CREOLES de Bruno-Michel ABATI
1-What is your background as a musician?
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1-What is your background as a musician?
I studied guitar with Alberto Ponce, Betho Davezac and Antonio Membrado.
I am currently a professor of Artistic Education, teaching classical guitar, vihuela and baroque guitar at the Conservatoire de Mulhouse.
I studied at the Cuneo Conservatory where I graduated with the maximum mark. Then I improved with Leo Brouwer and especially Betho Davezac, a true master of guitar and life. Currently I teach in a college in my city.
Very young, I started to read the pieces for harp or piano that my mother collected. At the time we had neither television nor computer and our evenings were devoted to reading. I then became interested in works written in the 18th century and in the secret music played during the Napoleon Bonaparte reign.
Greek guitarist Eleftheria Kotzia has here produced what is the third in an ongoing set of pieces aimed at giving the guitarist an interesting and useful set of pieces that they may want to include
He secured several first prizes from the Conservatoire national supérieur de musique de Paris as well as international prizes, and has been a certified teacher at the Conservatoire à rayonnement départemental in Nevers since 1996. He is often asked to give master-classes as a teacher and composer, and has received various commissions for different ensembles.
Jean-Christophe ROSAZ is a graduate of the CNSM in Lyon, where he studied under Gilbert Amy, Raffi Ourgandjian and Robert Pascal. He has won awards from the Grand Prize International Society of Bassists/David Walter Composition 2012 (New York) and the Lutoslawski Society’s International Composition Competition.
Samuel Rouesnel "Samuelito" is one of the most acclaimed flamenco guitarists in France. Born in 1993, he started playing classical guitar at the age of seven at the Conservatoire de Caen. He quickly became fascinated by world music and flamenco in particular, which he discovered through singing and playing the guitar.
Already in young years, his interest in composing and arranging was aroused by his father and later by his two teachers Marco Pütz and Claude Lenners, both teachers at the Conservatory of Music of Luxembourg. After his studies of harmony, counterpoint, fugue and orchestration he finally continues with composition.
Stéphane Tenente began studying the harp at age 6 under Elizabeth Fontan Binoche. In 2009 he secured his diploma in musical studies at the Conservatoire de Nice, followed in 2019 with a second diploma in orchestral conducting with conductor Philippe Dulat. In 2007 he was spotted by Marie-Claire Jamet, who invited him to the prestigious Académie musicale de Villecroze.