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Posted on April 4, 2017 by Jimmy López Bellido

There are some things for which one is never truly prepared, and losing a parent is definitely one of them. December 4, 2016 carved a wound in my heart. It has now slowly started to heal, but it will leave … Continue reading →

Posted in Miscellanea | Tagged Bach, Beethoven, Bel Canto, Churrigueresque, Fallingwater, Fallingwater house, Finland, Finnish Embassy in Lima, Frank Lloyd-Wright, Guardian of the Horizon, Javier López Caipo, Le Corbusier, Lima Philharmonic Orchestra, Michael Angelo, Miguel Harth-Bedoya, Mozart, National Symphony Orchestra of Peru, Oscar Niemeyer, Renee Fleming, Sibelius Academy, Sistine Chapel, Sphinx Organization, Urban Planning | Leave a comment

The final stretch

Posted on July 21, 2015 by Jimmy López Bellido

All things must come to an end, but sometimes the end can signify new beginnings. Just a few days ago I delivered the final piano/vocal score of “Bel Canto”: over 400 pages of some of the most inspired music I’ve … Continue reading →

Posted in Bel Canto | Tagged #LyricBelCanto, Andrew Patner, Anthony Freud, Bel Canto, Civic Opera House, David Korins, December 7 2015, Jimmy Lopez, Ken Piggott, Kevin Newbury, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Miguel Harth-Bedoya, Nilo Cruz, Renee Fleming, Sir Andrew Davis, Tech Rehearsal | Leave a comment

Coming full circle

Posted on May 17, 2014 by Jimmy López Bellido

Mark your calendars, because the spring of 2015 is going to see the release, on Harmonia Mundi, of the first album dedicated entirely to my orchestral works. The pieces included are Perú Negro, Lord of the Air, Synesthésie and América … Continue reading →

Posted in Miscellanea | Tagged América Salvaje, Caminos del Inka, Filarmonika, Frode Larsen, Geoff Miles, Harmonia Mundi, Jesús Castro-Balbi, Jimmy Lopez, KORK, Kringkastingsorkestret, Lima Philharmonic Orchestra, Lord of the Air, Margarita Ludeña, Marino Martínez, Miguel Harth-Bedoya, Norway, Norwegian Radio Orchestra, Orquesta Filarmónica de Lima, Oslo, Oslo Opera House, Perú Negro, Robina Young, Synesthésie | 5 Comments

World Premiere²

Posted on March 9, 2013 by Jimmy López Bellido

March 7, 2013, a date that will remain in my memory for the years to come. In it I happened to have not only one but two world premieres. “Ccantu”, for solo piano was performed by 18-year-old pianist Priscila Navarro … Continue reading →

Posted in Performance | Tagged Carlos Prieto, Carnegie Hall, Ccantu, cello concerto, Centennial Season, Colorado, Durango, Ed Landreth Hall, Fort Worth, Fort Worth Symphony, Germán Gutiérrez, Jesús Castro-Balbi, Lord of the Air, Lydia Hung, Michael Baron, Miguel Harth-Bedoya, Music in the Mountains, Perú Negro, Priscila Navarro, solo piano, TCU Symphony Orchestra, Texas Christian University, United Nations | 2 Comments

Musical ambassadors

Posted on December 13, 2012 by Jimmy López Bellido

“Conductors are ambassadors of composers”, said Kurt Masur once during a conducting master class a few years ago, “we are here on behalf of people who are greater than us”. Although those two phrases have the power of inflating any … Continue reading →

Posted in Performance | Tagged Arnold Schoenberg, conductor, Kleiber, Klemperer, Kurt Masur, Lima Philharmonic Orchestra, Miguel Harth-Bedoya, orchestra conductor, Toscanini | 1 Comment

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