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Innovation is their principal goal; with several musical genres they achieve to make a unique presentation that becomes a pleasant experience for everyone, musicians and public in general. Their members, Juan Rafael Chacón Jiménez (on the first clarinet), Lenin Izaguirre Cedeño (on the second clarinet), Carlos David Arroyo Solís (on the third clarinet) and Esteban Rojas Castillo (on the bass clarinet) have been studying music for more than 13 years since they were young boys. All of them already play on the National Orchestra or at the National Bands that play all over the country. They have played in the most important concert halls of the country, such as the Foyer of the National Theatre and the now called María Clara Vargas Cullel Hall in the University of Costa Rica. Besides, they showed up in the last edition of the National Festival of Arts where they presented a magnificent presentation. In the year of 2012, they made their first tour, in the city of Monteverde of Puntarenas, Costa Rica. They are currently finishing their first recording production, which compile much of the work of the great composer and clarinetist, Vinicio Meza. On the album, you will find known artists of Costa Rica, such as: Vinicio Meza itself, Alfredo Poveda, Checko D’Avila, Lalo Rojas, Juan Carlos Meza (Vinicios’ brother), Arend Vargas, Luis Herrera, Felipe Fernández and David Granados. All of this with the great work of our sound engineer, Erick Román. On this year (2013) they got an invitation to play at the Young Venezuelan Clarinetists Festival, which happens once a year on the city of Caracas, Venezuela. About its members JUAN RAFAEL CHACÓN JIMÉNEZ. He started his studies in clarinet at the Municipal School of Music in Aserrí and then at the National Institute of Music. He has been a member of the Intermediate Symphony Orchestra and The Young Symphony Orchestra as principal clarinet, and has also played several times with the Costa Rican National Symphony Orchestra. LENÍN IZAGUIRRE CEDEÑO. He finished his studies at the University of Costa Rica with the M.M. Yamileth Pérez Mora. In 2004 he got a scholarship by FESNOJIV to start his graduate program at the University Institute of Musical Studies of Venezuela and at the Latin-American Academy of Clarinet with the professor Valdemar Rodríguez, Gorgias Sánchez, Henri Crespo and Edgar Pronio. CARLOS DAVID ARROYO SOLÍS. He started his studies at the Consevatory of Castella. In 2008 he became part of the National Institute of Music with Eduardo Rodríguez as his teacher. In 2011 he got the award of Young Soloists of Costa Rica and got to play the Weber Concerto with the Costa Rican National Symphony Orchestra. He played as principal clarinet for several years for the Young Symphony Orchestra, Costa Rican Philharmonic Orchestra, The Young Central-American Orchestra and as guest musician of the Costa Rican National Symphony Orchestra. ESTEBAN ROJAS CASTILLO. He started studying at the National Institute of Music, later on, he moved to the University of Costa Rica with Yamileth Pérez Mora and Juan Nájera Coto as his teachers. He received the award of “Honor Recital” of the UCR, for two consecutive years. Along his way, he has played with the Symponic Orchestra of the UCR, the Chamber Orchestra of the UCR and both Orchestra and Band of students of the same institution. Furthermore, he is the bass clarinet of the National Concert Band of Cartago and the principal conductor of the Young Municipal Band of Desamparados. facebook/CCClarinetes
Posted on: Wed, 18 Sep 2013 13:25:04 +0000
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