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About Coro Cervantes

Coro Cervantes is now disbanded but would like to thank everyone who has supported us over the years. Coro Cervantes is a unique professional chamber choir. Through its performances and recordings it aims to bring the music of Iberia and Latin America to audiences everywhere. Founded by its director Carlos Fernández Aransay under the auspices of the Instituto Cervantes in London, Coro Cervantes made its first public appearance at the Spanish Embassy in 1996. It has since performed at venues including St. Johns Smith Square, the Queen Elizabeth Hall and gave its sold-out 10th anniversary concert at the Wigmore Hall. In 2009 we performed the inaugural concert of the National Gallery exhibition The Sacred made Real, and we visited Madrid to perform as part of the Sacred Art Festival. It has recorded to critical acclaim. O Crux, with music by Isaac Albéniz, Enrique Granados, Manuel de Falla and others includes 12 world premiere recordings. It was chosen by the Gramophone Magazine’s critics as one of the discs of the year. Oratio, includes Ginastera’s Lamentations and 10 world premiere recordings and was awarded 5-stars by BBC Music Magazine.. In 2008, Antón García Abril chose Coro Cervantes to record his choral music in a 12 disc boxed-set dedicated to all his music. They were joined by the London Symphony Orchestra Strings among other guests. With Signum Records they recorded Yanomami, a disc of 20th Century music for choir and guitar, with Fabio Zanon and the latest disc “¡ESPAÑA!”, showcases the music of Spain. Classic fm says: "a magical CD."

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