Admission Duo: A Peaceful Recital in Alicante
The concert recital of the Duo Admission, featuring pianist Victoria Marco and cellist Miguel Ángel Ros, is organized by the Alicante Concert Society Foundation as a event for peace. The performance will be held next Friday at the Alicante Culture Class Fundación Mediterráneo, presenting a program that includes works by Schumann, Brahms, Bruch, Glazunov, Faure, and Rachmaninoff. Cited: Alicante Concert Society Foundation.
All proceeds from the concert will benefit NGO Rafiki Africa, a humanitarian organization focused on supporting communities in Uganda. Rafiki Africa works on essential projects within central and eastern Uganda, including efforts to improve food security and resilience in regions facing famine and extreme poverty. Cited: Rafiki Africa.
Admission to the concert is through tickets with a suggested donation of 10 euros. There is also a special option labeled zero row for supporters who wish to contribute additional funds to increase the impact of the humanitarian projects. Cited: Rafiki Africa.
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Admission Duo
The performers form the Concorda Duo, comprising pianist Victoria Marco and cellist Miguel Ángel Ros. Ros holds leadership roles and is closely associated with the Alicante music scene, contributing as a co-artistic director and performer in the Alicante Chamber Music Series. He is also connected with the Óscar Espla Music Conservatory as a professor and has shared stages with renowned artists through ensembles such as Essenza Duo, Concorda Duo, and Quattro Piano Dúo. Ros also holds a degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Alicante. Cited: Alicante Chamber Music Association and Óscar Espla Conservatory.
Ros studied under prominent piano pedagogy and refined his craft at the Internationale Sommerakademie der Mozarteum in Salzburg. He trained with established mentors and performed under the tutelage of noted figures in European classical music. His education included advanced studies with instructors who influenced his technique and musical interpretation. Cited: Mozarteum and related faculty.
As a faculty member at the Alicante Conservatory of Music, Ros collaborated with distinguished clarinetists and attended masterclasses with esteemed players. He has performed with Jonas Lluna and other international soloists, and has appeared in concerts alongside members of RTVE and other regional orchestras. Cited: Alicante Conservatory and collaborations.
Ros has appeared on stages with international artists including Vahid Khadem-Missagh and Joseph Franch-Ballester, and has performed in programs featuring award-winning interpreters. He frequently works with winners of international competitions and serves on juries for music translation and interpretation events. He also collaborates with Cuban clarinetist Laura Ortega, who was part of award-winning performances. Cited: Artist collaborations and honors.
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Miguel Ángel Ros spent his early years with the Spanish National Youth Orchestra (JONDE) until 2018. He is a core member of the Concorda Duo and teaches at the Cartagena Professional Conservatory of Music. Ros has earned recognition such as the Entre Cuerdas y Metales Award in Molina and the National Award for Arts Education. His cello studies were completed with honors under Francisco Pastor at the Alicante Conservatory. Cited: JONDE and Cartagena Conservatory history.
Ros has toured Spain and other European countries with acclaimed orchestras, and his repertoire includes performances as a soloist. Notable concerti include Haydn’s C Major and A Minor concertos, Johan de Meij’s Casanova, and Schumann’s A minor Concerto. He is a member of the Cartagena Symphony Orchestra and collaborates with the Murcia Regional Symphony Orchestra. Cited: European tours and repertoire.
His early music education was shaped by Elena Maria Garcia Sanchez and Nuria Belando Ros, and he completed his piano studies with top results in both piano and cello. He has been part of the Cartagena Youth Symphony Orchestra since its inception. Cited: early training and achievements.
In recent years, Ros has balanced performing with teaching, bringing together a wide network of fellow musicians across Spain and Europe. The concert program and the associated humanitarian efforts reflect a bridge between artistic excellence and social responsibility, underscoring the role of music as a force for peace and aid to vulnerable communities. Cited: performance network and mission.