Trained in Germany at the Robert Schumann Musik Hochschule (Düsseldorf) and the Folkwang Musik Hochschule under professors J. Goritzki, A. Hülshoff, and Y. Chang Cho. A recipient of the prestigious Von Humboldt Foundation scholarship. He studied conducting with Rafael García Vidal, Miguel Romea, and Catherine Maguire. For over 9 years, he has taught at the Castilla-La Mancha Higher Conservatory of Music. He has performed in major venues like the Berlin Philharmonie and Köln Philharmonie. Since 2022, he has served as the Artistic and Music Director of the Castilla-La Mancha Camerata Orchestra.

A violinist from Málaga, she studied under Sergey Fatkulin and continued with Kirill Troussov. She has received masterclasses from A. Wilczok, A. León Ara, V. Manoogian, M. Thomas, V. Huerta, and A. Da Costa. She has performed under maestros like D. Barenboim, V. Ashkenazy, A. Tamayo, among others. Since 2016, she has been a violin professor at the Castilla-La Mancha Higher Conservatory and since 2022, Concertmaster of the Camerata Orchestra.

Recognized as one of the leading clarinetists of his generation, he has performed across Europe, United States, and Russia as a recitalist and chamber musician. He is regularly invited to give masterclasses at prestigious institutions such as the Norwegian Academy of Music, the University of Louisville, and the St. Petersburg State Conservatory, among others. He studied with Venancio Rius and also attended classes with Yehuda Gilad. He currently serves as Professor of Clarinet at the Castilla-La Mancha Higher Conservatory, as well as Principal Clarinet and Artistic Coordinator of the Camerata Orchestra.

A musician and teacher from Albacete, he completed his higher music studies in Madrid and earned a Master’s in Early Music at ESMUC with Javier Bonet. He is the founder and director of the Castilla-La Mancha Horn Academy, a space for artistic development. He is also a member of the Little Brass quintet and Principal Horn of the Camerata Orchestra.

Supported and mentored by Sir Yehudi Menuhin, he is recognized as one of the leading violinists of his generation. He has performed with renowned conductors such as Sir Neville Marriner and V. Spivakov, and collaborated with artists like Y. Wang, S. Gabetta, and the Capuçon brothers. A recipient of awards like Pro-Europa and Davidoff Prize, he regularly gives masterclasses worldwide. He plays a 1702 Stradivarius violin, known as “The Brodsky,” used in the 1881 premiere of Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto.