Paloma Berganza

西班牙歌手Paloma Berganza出身于马德里，在马德里皇家音乐学院学习吉他，视唱和和声。并跟随吉他手兼作曲家Jorge Cardoso学习发声和乐器伴奏。同时和Angeles Chamorro以及Concha Donaque学习古典唱法，上过Connie Philip教授的jazz singing课程 她还曾经是马德里Miguel Groba指挥下的Ateneo唱诗班的成员，和“Comunidad de Madrid”室内合唱团的成员。她也是Teresa Berganza的侄女，虽然学习的古典音乐，但是它的专辑更多的表现了法国香颂和巴西音乐的结合 在马德里的第三届Autumn Festival时候，她在阿尔贝尼兹剧院上演的西班牙戏剧诗人罗卡轻歌剧神奇的鞋匠妇（Zapatera Prodigiosa）参演过。同时也斯特拉斯堡的Europa Cantant IX节日演出C.Halffer的“Canta de las Naciones Unides 1996年她在巴黎的Vanves剧院参加了由Centre Chanson d'Expresion Française组织的很有水平的比赛“Vive la Reprise”中获得第二名。她是该奖历史上第一个获得的这么好成绩的非法语选手 从1998年开始，在钢琴家Horacio Icasto的伴奏下她在西班牙，瑞士，法国的各个不同的俱乐部，文化中心，礼堂举办了独唱会，包括二重唱和四重唱 目前，她边演出边教学，在西班牙国内甚至国外都有学生。她毫无疑问是西班牙国内最好的法语演唱歌手，也是让人值得骄傲的财富。 Paloma Berganza was born in Madrid, she studied guitar, solfege and harmony at the Real Conservatorio Superior de Música in Madrid. She studied vocal interpretation and accompaniment with composer/guitarist Jorge Cardoso, classical singing with Angeles Chamorro and Concha Doñaque, vocal jazz with singer Connie Philp and voice ortofony and interpretation with Miguel Cuevas. Despite being educated in classical music and belonging to a family with a lyrical tradition (she is the niece of world renown mezzo soprano Teresa Berganza), she soon found her own style with the impressive repertoire of chanson, bossa nova, jazz… In 1996 she won second prize in the prestigious competition Vive la Reprise organized by the Centre Chanson d´Expression Française in the Théâtre de Vanves in Paris. It was the first time a non-francophone artist earned this merit. Paloma has performed extensively in such places as the III Autumn Festival in Madrid, as part of the cast in La Zapatera Prodigiosa by Garcia Lorca in the Teatro Albeniz; the Europa Cantat IX Festival, singing in the Cantata de las Naciones Unidas by C. Halffter; the Vasque Song Festival in Renteria, with guitarist Eduardo Baranzano; the XVII International Film Music Encounter (chanson) in the Maestranza Theater; the United Nations headquarters; the Principe de Asturias Foundation. Paloma Berganza is one of the most interesting female voices of the present Spanish music scene, and without doubt is the best interpreter of French chançon in the country as well as one of the best internationally. Both her first and second CDs, were nominated for Best Jazz Album (2003 and 2005) by the Spanish Music Academy. Recent recitals and concerts include but are not limited to the following: Teatro Espanol (Madrid), Teatro Calderon (Valladolid), Teatro Guimerá (Tenerife), “La Caixa” Foundation (Palma de Mallorca), Universidad Internacional Menendez y Pelayo (Santander), Calle 54 (Madrid) and L’Espai (Barcelona). cool cool people