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Cor Cererols

About us

The friendship that brought them together after coinciding in the Montserrat School Choir and the desire to continue making music together drove six musicians to found Cor Cererols in 2018, under the artistic direction of Marc Díaz. The choir takes its name from another musician who once was part of the same choir: Joan Cererols, the great master of the Iberian Baroque music.

Formed by a core of singers expanded according to the demands of each repertoire, the choir addresses the interpretation of choral music that ranges from the recovery of historical music and the great works of the repertoire to the most avant-garde proposals in collaboration with contemporary composers and groups such as Agrupació Senyor Serrano or Kebyart Ensemble. Or more recently, for his collaboration with the Catalunya-LaPedrera Foundation in the monographic exhibition on Antonio López.

The uniqueness of his artistic proposal and the sensitivity of his interpretations are precisely some of the values that have quickly earned him the recognition of national and international criticism. The debut album with the album Cum Silentio, nominated for the ICMA 2021 international awards as one of the twenty best choral music albums of 2020.

The Cor Cererols performs regularly in the main stages and music festivals of the country, such as L’Auditori, Palau de la Música Catalana, TNC, Torroella de Montgrí Festival, Espurnes Barroques, FIOM de Montserrat, Vallbona de les Monges, Monestir de Pedralbes... Recently,  the choir has also performed at the Festival de Puerto de la Cruz (Tenerife), Festival Pedra Viva (Menorca), and made its debut in Italy at San Giovanni in Laterano (Rome).

"An incredibly beautiful sound at the service of heritage recovery"

Bernat Vivancos

Absències.

Llums Antiga Festival. L'Auditori
Season 2020-2021

"The musical performance was a gem itself"

 

Aniol Costa-Pau, Ópera Actual

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