Matthias Goerne is regularly invited to the most important festivals and concert halls of the world, as the Wigmore Hall in London or the Carnegie Hall in New York. In his important career as an interpreter of lied he has been accompanied by pianists as Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Leif Ove Andsnes, Alfred Brendel, Christoph Eschenbach, Elisabeth Leonskaja or Alexander Schmalcz. Since making his debut as an opera singer at the Salzburg Festival in 1997 as Papageno (The magic flute), he has been invited to perform in the ROH of London, the Teatro Real in Madrid, the Semper Opera House in Dresden, the Metropolitan Opera House in New York or the Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona. He has performed, among others the Wagnerian roles of Wolfram (Tannhäuser), Kurwenal (Tristan und Isolde) and the protagonists Lear of Aribert Reimann or Wozzeck of Alban Berg.
Born in Tarragona in 1995, Mireia Tarragó took a bachelor’s degree in Singing and a master’s degree in Lied Interpretation at the Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya (ESMUC). She now forms a duo with the pianist Carmen Santamaría, with whom she gives song recitals across Spain, making the work of a number of women composers more widely known. She also recently presented her first record in tribute to the Cantabrian composer Arturo Dúo-Vital. In the field of opera, Mireia Tarragó recently debuted as Contessa de Ceprano (Rigoletto) under the baton of Oliver Díaz. Her repertoire includes such roles as Lucy (The Telephone), Micaëla (Carmen) and Lauretta (Gianni Schicchi). In 2020, Mireia Tarragó won the Catalunya Música prize in the contest El Primer Palau. She has performed on various occasions at the Schubertíada and at the LIFE Victoria festival in Barcelona. She has also sung in such outstanding venues as the Auditorium of the Opéra National de Bordeaux and L’Auditori in Barcelona.
La seva afició per la música va començar en els assajos de pasdobles i sarsueles de la banda de Toledo, la seva ciutat natal. Des dels seus inicis ha rebut premis en nombrosos concursos, destacant el primer premi en el Concurs JJMM d'Espanya (2016), que la va portar a debutar com a solista amb la ORTVE. Les seves primeres passes van ser guiades per María Casado i Asier Polo. Entre 2017 i 2022 va estudiar a l'Escola Superior de Música Reina Sofia. Allà va ser membre del quartet de corda Óscar Esplá, rebent la menció al grup de cambra més excel·lent en 2019 i 2020. En 2022 es va incorporar a l'Acadèmia de la Staatskapelle de Berlín i des d'agost d'aquell any és membre de l'Orquesta Nacional de España.
Noelia studied at the music conservatories of Avilés, Madrid and Berlin. She completed her studies at the Escuela Superior de Música Reina Sofía of Madrid. Her musical career includes performances at the principal Spanish concert halls, from the Madrid Auditorio Nacional de Música, to the Teatro Real, Auditorio de Zaragoza, Auditori de Barcelona, Palau de la Música Catalana or Auditorium de Palma, and in series and festivals such as Schubertíada, Festival de Música y Danza in Granada or Quincena Musical Donostiarra. Likewise, she has played in countries such as Germany, Mexico, Italy, France, Poland, Tunisia, Bolivia or Jordan. As a soloist, Noelia Rodiles has worked with orchestras such as the National Spanish Orchestra, Spanish Radio and Television Symphony Orchestra, Sinfónica de Querétaro (Mexico), The Soloists of London or the Heinrich Heine Orchestra of Düsseldof, among others.
Oriol Prat Sabater finished his Master at the Stuttgarter Musikhochschule with Claudio Bohórquez. In 2013, he started as a cellist in the Cosmos Quartet, and he worked with Lluís Claret. In 2012, he finished the superior studies at the ESMuC (High School Music of Catalonia) with Damian Martínez, and he received chamber music lessons with the Casals Quartet and Kennedy Moretti. In 2005, he won the first prize in l'Arjau Competition in Barcelona and the same year he started playing at the JONC (Youth Orchestra of Catalonia), and in 2013 at the JONDE (Youth Orchestra of Spain).