Directors

Llíria, 1973

A follower of the musical tradition of his hometown, Directors Lliria, 1973 , Pedro Vicente Alamá trained in the Banda Primitiva of Llíria, the Conservatorio de Valencia, the Academia de la Suiza Italiana, and the Royal Conservatory of The Hague, earning honors and Extraordinary Prizes.

In addition, he is a passionate and creative musician in his projects, which have led him to be invited as a conductor and soloist with orchestras such as the ADDA Symphony Orchestra of Alicante, the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra, the Filharmonia Kameralna Witold Lutoslawski (Poland), the Camerata Instrumental Italiana Trieste, the Symphony Orchestra of Andalusia, the Symphony Orchestra of the Region of Murcia, the University of Minho Orchestra, the Harmonie Ensemble, the National Orchestra of the Dominican Republic, the SocialMusik Orchestra, the Municipal Symphony Band of Madrid, the Municipal Band of Albacete, Málaga Brass Band, the Municipal Symphony Band of Seville, the Municipal Band of Pamplona, the Municipal Band of Badajoz, the Municipal Band of Castellón, the Municipal Band of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, and the Municipal Band of Granada. His extensive experience has given him multiple international opportunities.

On the other hand, he was a member of the Youth Orquestra of Spain and was invited to the Joven Orquesta de la Comunidad Europea. Thus, his relationship with clarinetist and mentor José Miguel Martínez Falomir has marked his entire professional career.

He has also worked with conductors such as Vladimir Ashkenazy, Pablo Sánchez Torrella, Manuel Galduf, Antoni Ros Marbá, Enrique García Asensio, Salvador Más, Víctor Pablo Pérez, Lucas Foos, Peter Maag, and Edmon Colomer. Therefore, he has gained solid training under the guidance of renowned conductors and musicians.

Finally, he has collaborated with the Orquesta Ciudad de Granada and the Orquesta de Córdoba.

Critical Acclaim and International Recognition

“Pedro Vicente Alamá offered the audience a superb concert. Indeed, Maestro Pedro Vicente showed how to interpret Spanish music.” – Diario de Coimbra.
“Pedro Vicente is a trained and forged conductor. In addition, his background as a clarinetist of merit and experience enhances his growing quality as a conductor, a combination that allows him to understand and empathize with the personal and professional aspects of the orchestra teacher. As a result, thanks to his excellent work, forged in the trenches of the podium, the applauded results obtained in this concert with fine musical lineage were not only praised by the large audience but also by the orchestra’s own teachers, who did not hide their satisfaction with the Valencian maestro.” – Beckemesser.
“Pedro Vicente was a true luxury.” – Tribuna de Salamanca.
“Pedro Vicente Alamá gave a recital of quality and excellent interpretation.” – Las Provincias.

A Virtuoso of the Clarinet and Musical Direction

“Pedro Vicente Vini, vidi, vinci” – Concert at the Palau de la Música in Valencia. – Levante EMV.
“Charming, nostalgic, but also radiant, his lightness and beauty of sound shine. Pedro Vicente Alamá, an artist with a long career, makes his instrument shine with virtuosity and genuine expressive sense.” – Scherzo.
“The pinnacle is conductor Pedro Vicente Alamá, whose sound revealed itself right from the beginning. On one hand, it came from very, very fine – in fact, immobile – to a rich, pleasant, and full sound. On the other hand, it was never too loud or excessive, but always in perfect balance. As a result, from the golden brilliance of oil to the most succulent ruby red of Rioja, a color palette so magnificent was displayed that even Spanish painter Salvador Dalí would have been left amazed. In short, with Pedro Vicente’s interpretation, one can enter the Walhalla of symphonic art.” – De Limburger – Netherlands.

Awards and Achievements

Professor at the Conservatories of Salamanca, Cartagena, Alicante, and Valencia.
He was awarded the First Prize at the Certamen de Cullera (2003), First Prize at the Certamen de Altea (2005), First Prize at the W.M.C. of Kerkrade, Netherlands (2009) in the concert section, with a score of 93.2 out of 100, his performance being described by the jury as “almost perfect.” Additionally, in July 2014, he obtained Second Prize in the Honor Section of the Certamen Internacional de Valencia. Thus, his persistence and skill have allowed him to excel in various international competitions.