Joan
Barcelona , 26 de juny de 1971
Composer, violinist and director
Considered a child prodigy, he offered his first recital in Barcelona at seven years of age, having studied with Clemente Ibarguren and Frederic Balart. He toured America with ten years and soon became an internationally renowned performer. In addition to performing duets with the most important musicians of the time, such as Enric Granados, Pau Casals, Antonin Dvorák and Richard Strauss, he was also conductor, music promoter and a music journalist. He was also spured the creation of an auditorium in Barcelona, which never finalized due to financial difficulties. He composed powerful works, especially opera, chamber and symphonic music, as well as sardanes and transcripts for violin. His compositions are post-romantic in style and with Richard Strauss as a reference. As a violinist, he was acclaimed for his technique, and as a conductor, for the orchestras and audiences for which he performed. He was also acclaimed for essays such as Mis experiencas (1944) and El violín (1958).
El cavaller enamorat
3er moviment (Allegro)
Paradies, Pietro Domenico: Tocatta (versió per a violí i piano)
Bach, Johann Sebastian: Rondeau i Badinerie de la Suite n. 2, BWV 1067 (versió per a violí i piano)
Daquin, Louis Claude: Le cou cou (versió per a violí i piano)
Gluck, Christoph Willibald: Ballet (sense determinar) (versió per a violí i piano)