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Miriam Gomez-Moran

 
Miriam Gomez-Moran

Miriam Gomez-Moran plays piano, fortepiano and harpsichord.

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Picture for song 'Jos Luis Turina: "Due Essercizi"- I. Preludio' by artist 'Miriam Gomez-Moran'

Jos Luis Turina: "Due Essercizi"- I. Preludio

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Picture for song 'Jose Luis Turina: "Due Essercizi" -II. Sonata' by artist 'Miriam Gomez-Moran'

Jose Luis Turina: "Due Essercizi" -II. Sonata

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Picture for song 'Mozart: Rondo in D Major KV 485' by artist 'Miriam Gomez-Moran'

Mozart: Rondo in D Major KV 485

Recorded live at the Auditorio Nacional de Música (Madrid) on Nov. 25th 2006. Piano: Steinway D.
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Picture for song 'Liszt: Les jeux d'eaux à la Villa d'Este' by artist 'Miriam Gomez-Moran'

Liszt: Les jeux d'eaux à la Villa d'Este

Recorded at the Concert Hall of the Conservatorio Superior de Música of Salamanca (2-8-03). Piano: Steinway D. This work is part of the CD "Liszt: Piano Works". If you wish to order the CD, send an e-mail to cd@miriamgomezmoran.cjb.net.
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Picture for song 'Liszt: Au lac de Wallenstadt' by artist 'Miriam Gomez-Moran'

Liszt: Au lac de Wallenstadt

From Liszt's Second 'Année de Pelerinage'. Recorded live at the Juan March Foundation on Oct. 23rd 2007 on a Steinway D.
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Alan Walker, author of the 3-volume prize-winning biography of Liszt, has said of her: "I was deeply impressed with her Liszt recital. Her performance of the "Weinen, Klagen" Variations was a tour de force, while her interpretation of the formidable "Vall?e d'Obermann" was the best that I have ever heard. It was not just a matter of technique, which she possesses in abundance. One was aware that a true artist presided at the keyboard".
Band/artist history
Miriam Gomez-Moran is a Spanish pianist, fortepianist and harpsichordist. Born in Madrid in 1974, Miriam Gomez-Moran started studying piano at the age of eleven at the Real Conservatorio Superior de Musica de Madrid. Her teachers were Carmen Deleito and Manuel Carra. She attended the harmony classes of Jose Luis Turina and Jose Maria Benavente. During that period she received frequent advice from Josep Colom. She earned her degree ("Profesor Superior de Piano") in 1994. From 1992 to 1996 she pursued postgraduate studies in Budapest at the Liszt Academy of Music under the guidance of Ferenc Rados. Other teachers were: Kornel Zempleni, Karoly Botvay and Zsolt Serei. She then went back to Spain and taught for two years at the Music School in Villacanas (Toledo), before going to Freiburg im Breisgau (Germany) to study historical keyboard instruments at the Hochschule with Robert Hill and Michael Behringer, where she graduated with the highest marks possible for harpsichord and fortepiano performance ("Musiklehrer", 2000; "Kuenstlerische Ausbildung", 2002). During this period, Miriam also received piano lessons from Tibor Szasz and advice on harpsichord playing from Vital Julian Frey. She has won many prizes at several national and international competitions: "Marisa Montiel", "Ciutat de Carlet", "Ciudad de Segovia", "Gregorio Baudot" (El Ferrol), "Patronato l'Arjau", "Concurso Internacional de Musica de Camara de Guadamora", "Mendelssohn Wettbewerb" (Berlin), etc. Her chamber music partners at some of these competitions were Josep Colome (violin) and Maria Rubio (horn). Since November 2000 she is a Piano Professor at the Conservatorio Superior de Musica de Salamanca, Spain's leading music-pedagogical institution. She also teaches masterclasses and is the author of several articles on music. Miriam Gomez-Moran performs and records extensively both as soloist and in chamber music ensembles in Europe and North America. Her permanent chamber music partners are Javier Bonet (horn) and M. Eugenia Boix (soprano). She is regularly invited to perform in festivals such as "The Great Romantics", "The Liszt Festival" (American Liszt Society), "Edinburgh Festival Fringe","Festival de Oto?o" (Madrid), "Tavaszi Hangversenyek" (Budapest), "Grandes Autores e Interpretes de la Musica" (Madrid), etc. Her CDs have been released by VERSO and ARSIS, among other labels.
Have you performed in front of an audience?
I have about 20-25 public performances a year, mostly in Spain. And, yes, I like it, although it sometimes can be very demanding when you have to keep a regular teaching activity because of much travelling.
Your musical influences
Hungarian school (Rados), historical performance practice (fortepiano, harpsichord), Liszt (one can learn a great deal by studying his music carefully), etc.
What equipment do you use?
It depends. I am asked to perform on modern pianos more often than on historical ones, and whenever that happens I use what is available at the concert hall. If I have to play on historical instruments, I bring my own harpsichord and fortepianos.
Anything else?
I love cats!
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