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Colombian Soprano and musicologist Patricia Caicedo is a leading international concert and recording artist whose repertory focuses on the Latin American and Spanish Art Song.
Her distinguished career included concerts with the Symphony Orchestras, National Public Radio in the United States, Canada, Spain, Denmark, Italy and numerous concerts in Latin America, United States and throughout Europe at important Concert Halls.
Caicedo has recorded two CDs dedicated to Latin American Art Song repertoire, the newest was released in December 2005. Her book The Latin American Art Song: A Critical Anthology and Interpretative Guide for Singers is a reference book in the field. Caicedo had being called The Voice of the Latin American Art Song. One reviewer noted, "Reflecting her deep emotional connection to the music, she interprets the repertory with extraordinary sensitivity and sweetness". You can visit her website by going to www.patriciacaicedo.com.
Paul has performed in solo recital throughout the US, and also in Mexico, Canada, Germany and Spain. His performances with orchestra have included concerts with the South Dakota Symphony Orchestra, the TCU Symphony Orchestra, the Cherokee Symphony, and the Fort Worth Civic Orchestra, performing such varied works as Grieg's Piano Concerto in A minor, Op. 16 , Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue , Beethoven's Choral Fantasy, Op. 80 , Rodrigo's Concierto Heroico, and Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No. 3 in D Minor, Op. 30. He received a Fulbright Scholarship in 2005 and is now pursuing his Master of Spanish Music degree with Ms. Maria Teresa Monteys and Ms. Alicia de Larrocha at the Academia Granados-Marshall in Barcelona, Spain. You can visit her website by going to www.paultsanchez.com |
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Pianist Paul Tuntland Sánchez
(1982) was born in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and started
his piano studies at age four. From 1998-2005, Paul studied with Dr.
Tamás Ungár, Executive Director of the TCU/Cliburn Piano Institute and one
of the world's foremost pedagogues, at Texas Christian University in Fort
Worth, Texas.