Camerata Romeu
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Camerata Romeu
Orchestra Members
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Camerata Romeu is an all-female instrumentalist chamber music group[1] founded and led by Zenaida Castro Romeu[2][3], orchestral director and composer from a family of Cuban performers and composers spanning several generations[4]. The orchestra's musical focus is playing European style classical music while drawing on the popular rhythms of Cuba[5] taken from Spanish, African and Latin American Indians.
History
Camerata Romeu toured Florida in 1998, and performed at the Respertorio Espanol.[6]
The group was nominated at the Latin Grammy Awards of 2003[7] for the Best Flamenco Album and at the Latin Grammy Award for Best Classical Contemporary Composition[8] in 2008.
Cinematic journalist, filmmaker and co-founder of Accent Media, Cecilia Domeyko, created a documentary of Camerata Romeu, entitled Cuba Mia: Portrait of an All-Woman Orchestra,[9] which in 2003 won the Silver Screen awards at the US International Film & Video Festival.[10]."
In 2015, Camerata Romeu performed at the Festival Mozart Habana.[11]
Discography
- La Bella Cubana: New Classical Cuban Music, Released 1996
- Cervantes, Released 1999
- Cuba Mía, Released 2001
- Danza De Las Brujas, Released 2005
- Raigal, Released 2006
- Tampa Habana Oslo - En Vivo, Released 2007
- La Bella Cubana, Released 2007
- Non Divisi - Roberto Valera Y Camerata Romeu, Released 2008
- Saudações, with Egberto Gismonti, Released 2009[12]
Filmography
- Cuba Mia: Portrait Of An All-Woman Orchestra - DVD, Released 2005
- Concierto Del Norte - DVD, Released 2010
References
- ^ "Camerata Romeu Plays Tango". Havana Times.
- ^ Cuba Mia Biographies | Camerata Romeu | Zenaida Romeu | Cecilia Domeyko
- ^ http://miamiherald.typepad.com/cuban_colada/2009/09/index.html
- ^ Orovio, Helio Cuban Music from A to Z Tumi(Music)Ltd, Bath U.K. 2004 pages 186-188
- ^ Cuba's Ambassador of Music - Los Angeles Times
- ^ "MUSIC REVIEW; A Rare Glimpse at Cuba's Classic Tradition". New York Times, By PETER WATROUS December 4, 1998
- ^ Between Rumba and Flamenco with los Muñequitos and Camerata | World Music Central.org
- ^ 9th Annual Latin Grammy Nominations - Latin Gossip
- ^ "Cuba Mia: Portrait Of An All-Woman Orchestra", DVD Verdict, Reviewed by Judge Russell Engebretson (Retired) // February 15th, 2006
- ^ US International Film & Video Festival - Press Release
- ^ " Cuba’s First Mozart Festival a Big Success". Havana Times, November 2, 2015
- ^ "Egberto Gismonti: Saudações ECM Records". Jazz REview, By Perry Tannenbaum.
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