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Concertista, Compositor y Profesor de Instrumentos de Plectro. Nacio\u0301 en Madrid en 1961. Estudi\u00f3 en el Real Conservatorio Superiores de Madrid, Conservatorio Superior del Liceo de Barcelona y Conservatorio de Esch- Alzette (Luxemburgo). Curs\u00f3 un Ma\u0301ster en Creacio\u0301n e Interpretacio\u0301n Musical en la URJC (Universidad Rey Juan carlos) de Madrid, tambi\u00e9n es Doctor \u201ccum laude\u201d en Artes (Mu\u0301sica) por la URJC de Madrid. Fue el alumno predilecto y sucesor del gran maestro Manuel Grandi\u0301o en la bandurria. Estudi\u00f3 Mandolina en Luxemburgo con Juan Carlos Mun\u0303oz y lo perfeccion\u00f3 en Alemania con Marga Wilden-Hu\u0308sgen. Obtuvo el Premio Nacional de Bandurria \u201cManuel Grandi\u0301o\u201d en el Festival Internacional de Plectro de La Rioja en 1976 y 1977, Premio Interregional por unanimidad en el jurado de Mandolina en 1994 en el Conservatorio de Esch- Alzette (Luxemburgo). En el a\u00f1o 2025 la \u201cEuropean Guitar Fundation\u201d le otorga, en la Alhambra de Granada, su reconocimiento anual por la labor a toda una vida dedicada a los Instrumentos de Plectro.<\/p>\n
Fue miembro fundador en 1976 y posteriormente director de la Orquesta \u201cRoberto Grandi\u0301o\u201d de Madrid. Desde 1979, forma du\u0301o con la gran Instrumentista de Pu\u0301a Caridad Simo\u0301n. En 1983 con su amigo el poeta Rafael Alberti comienza a representar el especta\u0301culo poe\u0301tico y musical \u201cInvitacio\u0301n a un viaje sonoro\u201d, que ma\u0301s tarde se representari\u0301a y se grabari\u0301a en C.D. y se emitir\u00eda en dos programas grabados por R.T.V.E. Desde 1986 a 1991 formo\u0301 du\u0301o con el pianista Esteban Sa\u0301nchez, con el que obtuvo el Premio discogra\u0301fico nacional al mejor interprete en 1986, con el que tambi\u00e9n grab\u00f3 dos programas para R.T.V.E. En 1988 junta a Caridad Simo\u0301n y el guitarrista Manuel Mun\u0303oz, crean el \u201cTri\u0301o Chamorro\u201d. En 2002 dirigi\u00f3 y grab\u00f3 un CD junto al saxofonista espa\u00f1ol Pedro Iturralde y la Orquesta \u201cNacional Ensamble\u201d de Madrid, creada por \u00e9l.<\/p>\n
Ha realizado cursos, seminarios y conferencias para distintas instituciones en distintos pa\u00edses de Europa, Am\u00e9rica del norte y Am\u00e9rica central. Ha realizado conciertos en Espan\u0303a, Francia, Italia, Portugal, Gran Breta\u00f1a, Luxemburgo, Alemania, Rusia, Me\u0301xico, Cuba, Colombia, Estados Unidos, Canad\u00e1, Jap\u00f3n y Marruecos. Ha sido profesor de Instrumentos de Pu\u0301a en el Conservatorio Municipal \u201c\u00c1ngel Arteaga\u201d de Campo de Criptana (1981-1987) Conservatorio \u201cGarci\u0301a Matos\u201d de Plasencia (1987-1990), Conservatorio Superior \u201cManuel Massotti Littell\u201d de Murcia (1990-1996), Conservatorio Alca\u0301zar de San Juan-Campo de Criptana (Ciudad Real) (1997-2007), Conservatorio Profesional \u201cArturo Soria\u201d de Madrid (2007-2021).<\/p>\n
Posee una discograf\u00eda de quince CD,s, como solista, grupos de c\u00e1mara y director. Ha sido autor de esenciales art\u00edculos sobre la historia de la bandurria en revistas especializadas; adem\u00e1s, cuenta con un total de veinticinco ediciones en Espa\u00f1a y Alemania, de sus composiciones, libros, obras did\u00e1cticas originales, m\u00e9todos hist\u00f3ricos rescatados y Tesis doctoral.<\/p>\n
Colabor\u00f3, junto a su esposa Caridad Sim\u00f3n, con el desaparecido y famoso canta-autor espa\u00f1ol Carlos Cano, durante 14 a\u00f1os, en sus actuaciones y en ocho exitosas grabaciones de CD\u00b4s. Innumerables colaboraciones discogr\u00e1ficas con famosos artistas, como Julio Iglesias, Camilo Sexto, Joan Manuel Serrat, Jos\u00e9 Lu\u00eds Perales, Francisco, D\u00fao Dinamico, entre otros. Y, grupos como \u201cNuevo Mester de Juglar\u00eda\u201d y \u201cMestisay\u201d. Tambi\u00e9n ha colaborado con importantes Orquestas sinf\u00f3nicas como la Orquesta Nacional de Espa\u00f1a, Orquesta Sinf\u00f3nica de RTVE, Real Orquesta Sinf\u00f3nica de Sevilla, Joven Orquesta Nacional de Espa\u00f1a, Orquesta de la Comunidad de Madrid y Orquesta Sinf\u00f3nica de Madrid. Ha sido dirigido por important\u00edsimas batutas: Pablo Soroz\u00e1bal, Antoni Ros-Marb\u00e1, Miguel \u00c1ngel G\u00f3mez Mart\u00ednez, Jes\u00fas L\u00f3pez Cobos, Enrique Garc\u00eda Asensio, Edmon Colomer, Od\u00f3n Alonso, Lu\u00eds Antonio Garc\u00eda Navarro, Ant\u00f3n Garc\u00eda Abril, Mstislav Rostrop\u00f3vich y Howard Shore.<\/p>\n
Fue director y creador de la Orquesta de Plectro \u201cGerm\u00e1n Lago\u201d de Campo de Criptana (1982-1987), Orquesta de Plectro \u201cEnrique Granados\u201d de Las Labores (1983-1987), Orquesta de Plectro \u201cCiudad de Plasencia\u201d (1987-1990), Orquesta de Plectro del Conservatorio \u201cManuel Massotti Littel\u201d de Murcia (1990-1996), Orquesta \u201cNacional Ensamble\u201d de Madrid (2002-2003). Orquesta de Plectro del Conservatorio \u201cArturo Soria\u201d de Madrid (2007-2021). Tambi\u00e9n dirigi\u00f3 la Orquesta Europea \u201cIl Forum Musicale\u201d de Luxemburgo (2003- 2013), E.G.M.Y.O. (European Guitar and Mandolin Youth Orchestra en 2005 y 2008), Orquesta Efi\u0301mera de Guitarras Jose\u0301 Toma\u0301s del Festival Internacional de Guitarra de Petrer (2012-2018). En 2025 estrena como director musical, en la sala sinf\u00f3nica del Auditorio Nacional de Madrid, el I Encuentro Nacional Sinf\u00f3nico de M\u00fasica de Plectro y Guitarras con la Orquesta Roberto Grand\u00edo, con la colaboraci\u00f3n especial del guitarrista Juan Manuel Ca\u00f1izares, Estrella Morente, Roc\u00edo Prudencio y el Coro Superior de la Fundaci\u00f3n Katarina Gurska de Madrid.<\/p>\n
En 2011 el maestro Leo Brouwer le escribe y dedica la Sonata para Bandurria (I.El Ritmo de la Luces y las Sombras. II. Nocturnal. III Introduccio\u0301n y Toccata) y tambi\u00e9n en 2015 el \u201cConcierto de La Mancha\u201d para Bandurria solista y Orquesta sinfo\u0301nica (a\u00fan sin estrenar). En la actualidad forma du\u0301o con su esposa Caridad Sim\u00f3n. <\/p>\n
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Soloist, composer and professor of plectrum Instruments. Pedro was born in Madrid in 1961. He studied at the Real Conservatorio Superior de Madrid, Conservatorio Superior del Liceo de Barcelona and Conservatorio de Esch-Alzette (Luxembourg). He made a Master’s degree in Musical Creation and Interpretation at the URJC (Rey Juan Carlos University) of Madrid, and got a \u2018cum laude\u2019 Ph.D. in Arts (Music) from the same academy. He was the favorite student and successor of well-known master Manuel Grand\u00edo, playing the bandurria. Pedro followed studies of mandolin in Luxembourg with Juan Carlos Mu\u00f1oz, and refined its execution in Germany, under Marga Wilden-H\u00fcsgen\u2019s guidance. He attained \u2018Manuel Grand\u00edo National Award in bandurria\u2019 at La Rioja International Plectrum Festival in 1976 and 1977, as well as the \u2018Interregional Award\u2019, unanimously voted by the mandolin jury in 1994 at the Esch-Alzette Conservatory (Luxembourg). In 2025, the \u201cEuropean Guitar festival\u201d will award him, at the Alhambra of Granada, its annual recognition for his lifetime of work dedicated to plectrum instruments.<\/span><\/p>\n Founding member in 1976, and later director of Madrid\u2019s \u2018Roberto Grand\u00edo Orchestra\u2019, Pedro Chamorro formed a duo with accredited pick instrumentalist Caridad Sim\u00f3n, since 1979. In 1983, with his friend, poet Rafael Alberti, Pedro began performing the poetic and musical show \u2018Invitaci\u00f3n a un viaje sonoro\u2019, which was later performed and recorded in a CD, as well as broadcasted in two programs by RTVE. From 1986 to 1991, Pedro formed a duo with pianist Esteban S\u00e1nchez, with whom he obtained the National Record Award for the best performer, in their first year together. In 1988, Caridad Sim\u00f3n and guitar player Manuel Mu\u00f1oz joined him. They created the \u2018Tr\u00edo Chamorro\u2019. In 2002, master Chamorro directed and recorded a CD together with Spanish saxophonist Pedro Iturralde; and with the \u2018Orquesta Nacional Ensamble\u2019 of Madrid, created by him.<\/span><\/p>\n He has conducted various courses, seminars and conferences for different institutions in several countries in Europe, North America and Central America. He has performed concerts in Spain, France, Italy, Portugal, Great Britain, Luxembourg, Germany, Russia, Mexico, Cuba, Colombia, the United States, Canada, Japan and Morocco. Doctor Chamorro has been a professor of pick instruments at the \u2018Conservatorio Municipal \u00c1ngel Arteaga\u2019 of Campo de Criptana\u2019 (1981-1987), at \u2018Conservatorio Garc\u00eda Matos\u2019 of Plasencia\u2019 (1987-1990), at \u2018Conservatorio Superior Manuel Massotti Littell\u2019 of Murcia (1990-1996), at \u2018Conservatorio Alc\u00e1zar de San Juan-Campo\u2019 of Criptana, Ciudad Real (1997-2007), and, at Madrid\u2019s \u2018Conservatorio Profesional Arturo Soria\u2019 (2007-2021).<\/span><\/p>\n He counts a discography of fifteen CDs as a soloist, director and as a player in chamber groups. He has authored essential articles on bandurria\u2019s history in specialized magazines; and twenty-five editions of his compositions; books, original didactic works, rescued historical tutorials, and a brilliant doctoral thesis in Spain and Germany.<\/span><\/p>\n He collaborated, together with his wife Caridad Sim\u00f3n, with late and famous Spanish singer-songwriter Carlos Cano, for 14 years, on his performances and on eight successful CD recordings. Countless record collaborations with notorious artists such as Julio Iglesias, Camilo Sexto, Joan Manuel Serrat, Jos\u00e9 Lu\u00eds Perales, Francisco, and D\u00fao Din\u00e1mico, among others. He played as well in groups like \u2018Nuevo Mester de Juglar\u00eda\u2019 and \u2018Mestisay\u2019. PhD Chamorro collaborated with important symphony orchestras such as the Orquesta Nacional de Espa\u00f1a, Orquesta Sinf\u00f3nica de RTVE, Real Orquesta Sinf\u00f3nica de Sevilla, Joven Orquesta Nacional de Espa\u00f1a, Orquesta de la Comunidad de Madrid, and Orquesta Sinf\u00f3nica de Madrid. He has been directed by very important batons: Pablo Soroz\u00e1bal, Antoni Ros-Marb\u00e1, Miguel \u00c1ngel G\u00f3mez Mart\u00ednez, Jes\u00fas L\u00f3pez Cobos, Enrique Garc\u00eda Asensio, Edmon Colomer, Od\u00f3n Alonso, Lu\u00eds Antonio Garc\u00eda Navarro, Ant\u00f3n Garc\u00eda Abril, Mstislav Rostrop\u00f3vich, and Howard Shore.<\/span><\/p>\n Pedro directed and created the \u2018Orquesta de Plectro Germ\u00e1n Lago\u2019 of Criptana\u2019 (1982-1987), \u2018Orquesta de Plectro Enrique Granados\u2019 of Las Labores\u2019 (1983-1987), \u2018Orquesta de Plectro Ciudad de Plasencia\u2019 (1987- 1990), \u2018Orquesta de Plectro del Conservatorio Manuel Massotti Littel\u2019 of Murcia\u2019 (1990-1996), \u2018Orquesta Nacional Ensamble\u2019 of Madrid (2002-2003), and \u2018Orquesta de Plectro del Conservatorio Arturo Soria\u2019 of Madrid (2007-2021). He also conducted the European Orchestra \u2018Il Forum Musicale\u2019 of Luxembourg (2003-2013), the E.G.M.Y.O., European Guitar and Mandolin Youth Orchestra, (2005 and 2008), and the \u2018Orquesta Ef\u00edmera de Guitarras Jos\u00e9 Tom\u00e1s\u2019, of the Petrer International Guitar Festival\u2019 (2012-2018). In 2025 he debuted as musical director, in the symphony hall of the National Auditorium of Madrid, the 1st National Symphonic Encounter of Plectrum and Guitar Music with the Roberto Grand\u00edo Orchestra, with the special collaboration of the guitarist Juan Manuel Ca\u00f1izares, Estrella Morente, Roc\u00edo Prudencio and the Superior Choir of the Katarina Gurska Foundation of Madrid.<\/span><\/p>\n In 2011, maestro Leo Brouwer wrote and dedicated to him the \u2018Sonata para Bandurria\u2019 (I. Ritmo de las luces y las sombras. II. Nocturnal. III. Introducci\u00f3n y Toccata), additionally to the \u2018Concierto de La Mancha\u2019 for bandurria soloist and symphony orchestra, in 2015 (not yet launched). 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