DeutschPedro Alcàcer Doria
Lute, guitar
Pedro Alcàcer Doria was born in 1982 in Mexico City and grew up in a musical family, shaped early on by his father, the Catalan jazz musician Francesc Alcàcer. He studied jazz guitar with Francisco Lelo de la Rea and, alongside it, began studying classical guitar and composition with Héctor Ramos. He completed his classical guitar studies at the renowned Escuela Nacional de Música at UNAM, continuing his training with notable teachers such as Isabelle Villei, Eloy Cruz, and Antonio Corona, specializing in the repertoire of the Renaissance and Baroque periods.
In 2006 he moved to Barcelona, where he earned the professional title for Renaissance and Baroque plucked instruments at the Girona Conservatory under the renowned teacher Xavier Díaz-Latorre. He then continued his studies at the University of the Arts Bremen, where he studied lute with Joachim Held and Lee Santana and earned his degree.
A passionate musician, he further deepened his instrumental training with Evangelina Mascardi in Italy, while working intensively as a soloist and continuo player. He has collaborated with prominent conductors including Gabriel Garrido, Alessandro De Marchi, Marco Mencoboni, Paolo Faldi, Riccardo Doni, Horacio Franco, Christoph Hammer, Carlos Aranzay, Gerhard Oppel, and Burak Özdemir, and has performed at renowned festivals and forums in Italy, Germany, Spain, France, the Czech Republic, Belgium, the Netherlands, Brazil, and Mexico.
He now lives in Berlin, collaborating with various early music ensembles across Europe. His international experience and profound artistic sensitivity, gained through collaborations with outstanding musicians and teachers from around the world, make him an exceptional artist in his field.
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