The Foundation for Iberian Music At A Glance
2001-2010
Courses
Cuban Jazz workshop – Flamenco: The Art and the Life – Latin jazz piano master class – Latin Popular Music – Multicultural Spain: Studies in the Music of Catalonia, Andalusia and other Iberian Regions – Music of Three Cultures: Christians, Jews, and Muslims in Medieval Spain – The Business of Latin Music: A Seminar – The Catalan Keyboard Tradition: From Soler to de Larrocha – The Great Spanish Opera Singers – The Llibre Vermell of Montserrat – The Catalan Piano Trio – Of Foxes and Hedgehogs: Music and the Worldview of Tolstoy’s Fictions – Carlos Surinach and The Creation of Modern Dance in New York – Mateo Flecha’s Ensaladas – Intimate Exiles: Chopin and George Sand in Majorca – Hybrid Barcelona: New music and new multicultural identities in Catalonia – Albéniz and the Rise of Spanish National Opera – Music in Spain around 1700: theatre music and cantata in context – The Beginnings of Jazz in Catalonia – Music in Catalonia During the War of the Succession – Music as a Cultural Weapon: Fighting for Ethnic Identities in Spain rom Canço to Rock and Rap (1960-2010)
Composers’ Rediscoveries, Concerts, & Lecture-Recitals
Antoni Parera Fons’ Songbook – A tribute to Xavier Montsalvatge (1912-2002) – Barcelona Modernista: The music of Roberto Gerhard and Xavier Montsalvatge – Ernesto Halffter’s Centennial – Joaquim Homs Centennial – Julián Menéndez Rediscovered – Sylvia Torán in Concert: Iberian Piano Music – The Academia Marshall at 100: The Catalan Piano Tradition from Granados to Larrocha – The Complete Piano Music of Manuel de Falla – The Complete Piano Trios of Joaquín Turina – The Music of Rafael Rodríguez Albert (1902-79) – Spain’s New Generation: Mauricio Sotelo, Eneko Vadillo, Juan Manuel Artero, Roberto López – The Piano Music of Román Alís – The Popular Songs of García Lorca – Two-piano music from Spain – Oscar Esplá and the Guitar – Carlos Suriñach and the Creation of Modern Dance in New York – Sephardic Music Festival – Sephardic Scholar Series – Iberian Sacred Polyphony – Piano Trios from Brazil: Heitor Villa Lobos and Lorenzo Fernandez – Ricardo Viñes: Pianist and Visionary – The Travels of Tirant Lo Blanch: Music and Chivalric Splendor – Inside the Music: Salvador Brotons
Composer’s Commissions
2005: Piano Works by Josep Prohens
2006: Piano Trio by Román Alís
2007: Hesperia by Anna Cazurra
2008: Mentum by Antoni Parera Fons
2009: Ladies in White by Paquito D’Rivera
2010: Songs of the Infinite by Miquel Àngel Roig-Francolí
2011: Piano Work: Homage to Xavier Montsalvatge by Tania León
Book, CD and Film Presentations
Mi vida saxual by Paquito D’Rivera – Music & Literature in the Spanish Caribbean: Tina Casanova’s books – Oscar Esplá in Belgium by Jan de Kloe – Sacred Passions: The Life and Music of Manuel de Falla by Carol A. Hess – Rap and the Cross (USA, 2004) – Bailaores (Italy, 2004) – Madrugada (USA, 2003) – The Fallen Nightingale by John W. Milton
Enrique Granados: Poet of the Piano by Walter Aaron Clark – Trios Brasileiros by Damocles Trio – Silent Music: Medieval Song and the Construction of History in Eighteenth-Century Spain by Susan Boynton
Round-tables, Lectures, & Panel Discussions
Arquitectura y Música: Una poética del espacio – Celebrating Don Quixote – Challenges and Trends in Hispanic Music Today: Nationalism, Multi-Nationalism, And Internationalism –
Manuel de Falla’s Concerto and Master Peter’s Puppet Show: Two Unique Neoclassical Works From The 1920’s – The Presence on the Past in the Llibre vermell of Montserrat – The Music of Al-Andalus Lecture by Reynaldo Fernández Manzano
Exhibitions
A Lost Generation: Musicians and People of the Balearic Isles from the Alan Lomax Photo Archive – Music and Architecture in 20th Century Spain and Antoni Gaudí: Una visión poliédrica – Salvador Dali: Dream of Venus. An Exhibition at the Queens Museum of Art
Conferences
Music in Art: Music Iconography as a Source for Music History – Music’s Intellectual History: Founders, Followers, and Fads – Don Quixote: The First 400 Years – Romania, Enescu, Europe
Higini Anglès Dissertation Award
Visiting Scholars & Composers in Residence
Anna Cazurra – María Palacios – Iván Iglesias – Fátima Bethencourt – José Leopoldo Neri – Cristina Menzel – José Luis Palacios – Antoni Cotanda – Gonzalo Fernández Monte – Alejandra Pacheco – Amparo Porta – Francesc Vicens – Belén Vega Pichaco
Contributing Scholars
Adam Kent – Brook Zern – Jan De Kloe – Joseph Horowitz – Yvan Nommick – Walter Aaron Clark – Walter Frisch – Marcarmen Gómez Muntané – Susan Boynton – Anne Stone – Mauricio Molina – Enric Bou – Susan Weiss – Ischiro Fujinaga – Ninotchka Devorah Bennahum – Stuart Hodes – Carmen de Lavallade – Aaron Sherber – Candice Agree – James Mello – Carol Hess – Susana Asensio Llamas – Juan José Carreras – Grayson Wagstaff – Paul Griffiths – Jordi Pujol Baulenas – Álvaro Torrente – Sílvia Martínez
Contributing Composers
Eneko Vadillo – Juan Manuel Artero – Mauricio Sotelo – Paquito D’Rivera – Roberto López – Román Alís – Salvador Brotons – Tania León – Josep Prohens – Antoni Parera Fons – Benet Casablancas – Anna Cazurra – Miquel Àngel Roig-Francolí – Gabriel Erkoreka – Hèctor Parra – Joan Valent – Antón García Abril – Jose Luis Turina – Consuelo Diez – Tania León
Performers
Adam Kent – Albert Díaz – Alicia de Larrocha – Alón Yavnai – Ángel Gil-Ordoñez – Antonio López – Ari Yoshioka – Benita Meshulam – Brenda Feliciano – Carmen Serrano – Lara St. John – Oriente López – Oskar Espina-Ruiz – Paquito D’Rivera – Pedro Carboné – Rosa Mateu – Sybylle Johner – Sylvia Torán – Laurine Celeste Fox – Maxim Anikushin – Douglas Riva – Alberto Urroz – Manuel Minguillón – Samuel R. Thomas – Paul Hostetter – Sato Moughalian – Carles Magraner
Ensembles
Damocles Trio – Perspectives Ensemble – Celebrate Orchestra – Sendebar – Smadar – Asefa – Coral Universitat de les Illes Balears – Orchestra of St. Luke – MAYA – Capella de Ministrers
Participating Institutions and Sponsoring Organizations
Americas Society – Dirección General de Cooperación y Comunicación Cultural
Instituto Cervantes – Institut Ramon Llull – Generalitat de Catalunya – Govern Balear – King Juan Carlos I Center of NYU – Ministerio de Educación, Cultura y Deporte – Institut d’Estudis Baleàrics – Queen Sofia Spanish Institute – Queens Museum of Art, NY – Consulate General of Spain
