Last december 11, 2014, the tuba classroom of CONSMUPA had the
opportunity to collaborate on a certainly special concert addressed to a small
audience of people with varying degrees of hearing impairment. Accepting the
invitation of René de Coupaud, Miguel Ángel Fernández and Patxi del Campo, and
following his wise counsels, the members of the CONSMUPA's tuba studio, with
the collaboration of Keep in Touch Tuba Project, participated in the design of
a concert that, given the special caracteristics of the public it was
addressed, should contain an important visual and rhythmic content.
In order to provide mechanisms to feel the vibrations, Patxi del Campo
brought balloons, beach balls and tambourines of different sizes that, with the
instruments of the performers themselves, helped the audience to feel the music
through vibrations. At suggestion of Patxi, the concert became a modest tribute
to Roberto Reccia, recently died in Buenos Aires, which was one of the pioneers
of music therapy applied to people with hearing disabilities.
Exerting as presenter and master of ceremonies, Patxi del Campo
explained, with the aid of the sign language interpreters Lara Alonso and Susana Ordás, to the attendees and
the general public in what would consist each piece and what could they use to
feel it. I'm convinced, without fear of being wrong, that all who participated
in the concert greatly enjoyed the experience, in which the music, this
abstract language that emerges from the many and varied vibrations generated by
the instruments of the ensemble, exercised its immense power to thrill.
INNER MUSIC: Music on your skin, is a collaboration between IMAP, Taller de Músicos de la Fundación Municipal de Cultura de Gijón, the Fundación Padre Vinjoy, YoTuba and the CONSMUPA. From the Tuba classroom of the CONSMUPA and
Keep in Touch Tuba Project we can only strongly thank to all that were involved
in the event for allowing us to participate.
Sincerely... thanks
INNER MUSIC
Músic on your skin
The Queens Funeral March Henry
Purcell (Arr. Alfonso Mollá)
Canzona Henry
Purcell (Arr. Alfonso Mollá)
Dies Irae Arr.
Alfonso Mollá
Pavane Henry
Purcell (Arr. Alfonso Mollá)
The Queens Funeral March Henry
Purcell (Arr. Alfonso Mollá)
Bis: Dies Irae.
Presenta: Patxi del
Campo San Vicente.
Sonido de Patxi del Campo y Fotografía: René
de Coupaud Villarubia.
Realización: Miguel Ángel
Fernández Gutiérrez.
Coordinadoras desde la Fundación Padre Vinjoy: Aurora Logedo y Marta Maseda.
Colaboran:
Ensemble de Tubas del CONSMUPA + Keep in Touch
Tuba Project
Bombardinos:
Rubén Costa, Davíd
Lavía, Fran Villamor, Luis Busto.
Tubas:
Hugo Portas, David
Muñoz, Manuel Alejandro López, Rubén Carro, Alfredo Viceiro, Nicolás Portas,
Pablo Santaclara, Nuria Inguanzo, Sergi Vañó, Abel Fernández, Ismael Cenador,
Patrikas Kisunas.
Percusión:
Vanesa Menéndez,
María Cuadriello.
Director:
Alfonso Mollá.
