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Raimon Romaní (Barcelona 1974) is composer, conductor and music teacher.
He holds a degree in Composition from the conservatories of Terrassa and Badalona, as well as a degree in Orchestra Conducting from the ESMUC. He teaches harmony, choral singing, orchestra, musical analysis and french horn at Conservatory of Sant Cugat and at Escola de Música i Dansa Fusió in Sant Cugat.
He took his first steeps in choral conducting under the guidance of Manuel Cabero and he furthered his training and knowledge following the courses organized by the FCEC and Europa Cantat. He has been conducting choirs since 1994. Under his direction some choirs of the Conservatory has won some prizes at choral contests by Ejea de los Caballeros in 2016, 2017, 2019 i 2022; Villena 2018, Villa de Avilés 2018 i 2022; Cocentaina 2019).
As a composer, the following choral symphonic works are worth highlighting: La llegenda de Sant Jordi, Magnificat, the hymn Veni, creator spiritus the Christmas cantata Pastors a Betlem and the sacred cantata Vacuum monumentum (The Resurrection); as well as the motets Quam dilecta, Caelus novus et terra nova, Quam pulchra es and Ave Maria.
Author: Romaní, Raimon
Work of great tension and expressiveness, built in five sections describing five scenes from the Bible (Luke 24: 1-12) which recounts the moment of the resurrection of Jesus.
Author: Romaní, Raimon
Work of great tension and expressiveness, built in five sections describing five scenes from the Bible (Luke 24: 1-12) which recounts the moment of the resurrection of Jesus.
Author: Romaní, Raimon
Work of great tension and expressiveness, built in five sections describing five scenes from the Bible (Luke 24: 1-12) which recounts the moment of the resurrection of Jesus.
Author: Romaní, Raimon
Work of great tension and expressiveness, built in five sections describing five scenes from the Bible (Luke 24: 1-12) which recounts the moment of the resurrection of Jesus.
Author: Romaní, Raimon
Work of great tension and expressiveness, built in five sections describing five scenes from the Bible (Luke 24: 1-12) which recounts the moment of the resurrection of Jesus.
Author: Romaní, Raimon
[Purchasing this item provides you a licence to make 12 copies of it] Veni, Creator Spiritus takes the text of a medieval hymn that invokes the creative spirit. The work has a triumphal air about it, as if the creative spirit were already being felt at the very moment of its invocation. It is an expression of vitality, power and positivity.
Author: Romaní, Raimon
[Purchasing this item provides you a licence to make 12 copies of it] Veni, Creator Spiritus takes the text of a medieval hymn that invokes the creative spirit. The work has a triumphal air about it, as if the creative spirit were already being felt at the very moment of its invocation. It is an expression of vitality, power and positivity.
Author: Romaní, Raimon
Veni, Creator Spiritus takes the text of a medieval hymn that invokes the creative spirit. The work has a triumphal air about it, as if the creative spirit were already being felt at the very moment of its invocation. It is an expression of vitality, power and positivity.
Author: Romaní, Raimon
Veni, Creator Spiritus takes the text of a medieval hymn that invokes the creative spirit. The work has a triumphal air about it, as if the creative spirit were already being felt at the very moment of its invocation. It is an expression of vitality, power and positivity.
Author: Romaní, Raimon
The work consists of different parts which echo the nuances of the text, with two musical motifs standing out that reflect the parts of the hymn. As well as other secondary motifs, the long and melodic theme of Accende lumen sensibus stands out. However, the most glorious moment of the melody is found in the stanza Deo Patri, constituting the culmination...
Author: Romaní, Raimon
The work consists of different parts which echo the nuances of the text, with two musical motifs standing out that reflect the parts of the hymn. As well as other secondary motifs, the long and melodic theme of Accende lumen sensibus stands out. However, the most glorious moment of the melody is found in the stanza Deo Patri, constituting the culmination...