Waldorf's fair: Last part (última parte)

Waldorf's Christmas Fair: La magia de la musica en los niños!

From the Andes and Beyond

El Diablo Suelto

Escenas Infantiles (Ultima parte)

Style, influences, works

A mix of expressive, deep and colorful interpretation of piano works from diverse Venezuelan and Latin American composers. Pieces that reveal the transformation of the music from the beginning of XX century up until now. Works that reflect our ethnicity.... mix of the rhythmical, passionate and earthy soul that comes from the African influence with the melodic, festive and sometimes melancholic spirit of the Spanish root, together with the magical, mystical character of the indigenous influence. Music that limits between classic and folk music, and many times links in a close friendship with jazz to enrich the most traditional forms and create a more contemporary original style based in our roots.

Escenas Infantiles II Parte

Vancouver Public Library

Danza Negra

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pARLkw9Edw

PAST EVENTS

GROUPS

Fusion Latina. Vancouver Latin America Choir.
Vancouver, Canada.

Aurora Celebration Choir. Vancouver, Canada.

One Human Family Gospel Choir. Vancouver, Canada.

Voces Amigas Choir. 1998-2006. Caracas, Venezuela.

Past Events

Past Events

MARIANELLA RAMOS

Marianella Ramos was born in Caracas, Venezuela. She started her piano and music studies at Experimental School of Music Manuel Alberto López and continued at the same time in the National Conservatory of Music Juan José Landaeta.
She got her diploma at both institutions in 2001.
During her career, Ms. Ramos has won important prizes, such as: First place at the first national competition “El Piano Venezolano” (The Venezuelan Piano); First and Special Award at The Ángel Sauce Piano Competition; Honorary Award at Yamaha National Piano Competition; among others.
As a soloist, Ms. Ramos has performance in several and important venues in her country. She also has presented with important orchestras such as: Venezuela Youth Orchestra, Jóvenes Arcos and Maracaibo’s National Orchestra, playing brightly significant piano Concertos.
Ms. Ramos recorded her first compact disc “Bachangó” on December 2004 that was released the next year at Ateneo Teather. It was a successful and the event got good commentaries from the critic.
As a teacher, she developed her career in the same institution where she studied, Experimental School of Music Manuel Alberto Lopez, and in the School of Music Ana Magdalena Bach.
Miss Ramos came to Canada in 2007 and since then she has presented in different venues as a soloist and in companion with several local artists, trying not only to spread Venezuelan and Latin-American culture but looking to make a social impact through her music.
Miss Ramos is an active member of Fusion Latina Vancouver’s Latin American Choir.