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Edoardo Catemario

Guitariste international et pédagogue , Edoardo Catemario, est né à Naples et commence à étudier la musique à l'âge de 5 ans. Il devient l'élève en guitare de Salvatore Canino, Antimo Pedata, Jose Tomas et Maria Luisa Anido. IL étudie l'analyse musicale auprès de Titina De Fazio et les compositeurs Leo Brouwer and Oscar Roberto Casares. Il donne son premier récital solo à l'age de 11 ans

Guitariste aux goûts très variés, il évolue entre le répertoire romantiqueau répertoire baroque, sur instrument d'époque, aux musiques du XX ème siècle et d'avant garde. Son répertoire inclut la majeure partie des oeuvres solo, l'ensemble des oeuvres de musique de chambre et 42 conrti pour guitare et orchestre .
IL a remporté de nombreuses compétitions internationales. Janvier 1991 lauréat 1er prix du concours “Andres Segovia” (Grande-Espagne) et en 1992 Alessandria international Competition

Catemario a joué dans la plupart des pays et festivalssuivantss: Autriche, Allemagne,France, Italie, Espagne Grèce, Tchekoslovaquie, Pologne, USA, Amérique du Sud,Royaume Uni..., C Grosser Saal of the Wiener Musikverein (Vienne), Auditorio Nacional and Teatro Real (Madrid), Sidney Meir Bowl et Town Hall (Melbourne), St John’s Smith Square et Royal Academy of Music (Londres), Associazione Scarlatti (Naples), Amici della musica di Palermo, Perugia e Padova, Weill Hall à Carnegie Hall (New York) Cite de la musique (Paris) Teatro Coliseo (Buenos Aires) MusikHalle (Hamburg). Emissions télévisées TVE2 (Espagne), RTF3 (France), RAI1 et RAI3 (Italy), CBC (Canada)entre autres.

Plusieurs compositions lui sont dédicacées , notamment : “El Kalasha de Avalokitesvara” d' Eduardo Morales Caso, “Drei lieder” d' Alexander Mullenbach, “Cuadernos de Danzas” de Mauricio Sotelo, “Memorie di una maschera” de Patrizio Marrone”, “Carpe Diem” de Gerard Drozd et “I racconti di Mamma Orca” de Roberto De Simone.

INvité pour jouer en tant que soliste avec les orchestres suivants : Wiener Akademie, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Orquesta de Andorra, Accademia Bizantina, Orchestra della Toscana, Orchestra di Stato del Messico, Orchestra filarmonica Italiana, Solisti di Fiesole, sous la direction de chefs d'orchestre renommés: Oleg Caetani, Martin Haselbok, Michael Helmrat, Inma Shara, Marzio Conti, Enrique Batiz, Nicola Paszkowski, Ottavio Dantone . En musique de chambre, il a eu pour partenaires: Kurt Wiedmer, Alain Meunier, Franco Mezzena, Vega string quartet, Silesian string quartet, Massimo Quarta, Roberto Fabbriciani, Mario Ancillotti, Sylvie Gazeau, Antonello Farulli, Gabriele Cassone, Gabriella Costa Maluberti.

Catemario a enregistré plusieurs avec : DECCA records, ARTS Music, Koch Schwann and EMI qui ont reçu l'éloge des critiques : Joker by Crescendo (Belgique), Choice of the month Cd Classica (Italie), 5 étoiles de la musique en janvier 2004 pour son enregistrementdu Concerto de Giuliani a été offert par BBC Music Magazine, en janvier 2006 il a fait la couverture de Guitar Magazine.

Il enseigne régulièrement en masterclass en Allemagne, Espagne, Italie, USA, RU, Australie et Autriche:. Indiana University (Bloomington), Brooklyn College (NY), Musikhocschule (leipzig) et Salzburg’s Mozarteum où il enseigne régulièrement depuis 2001 jusqu'en 2007, depuis 2007 il enseigne régulièrement à the Royal Academy of Music (Londres – RU).

Catemario joue sur des instruments de grande facture instrumentale entre 1890 et 1935: Garcia, Simplicio, Jose Ramirez I, Pascual Viudes, Ibanez et Marin.

International Guitarist and Pedagogue, Edoardo Catemario, was born in Naples and started his music studies at the age of 5. He has been studying guitar with Salvatore Canino, Antimo Pedata, Jose Tomas and Maria Luisa Anido. Analisys with Titina De Fazio and the South American composers Leo Brouwer and Oscar Roberto Casares. At the age of 11 gave his first solo recital.

Extremely versatile guitarist, he passes with ease from the romantic repertoire (played on original instruments) to the baroque, to the XXth century music, to contemporary music and vanguards. His repertoire includes a vast amount of solo works, besides the almost all the chamber repertoire and 42 Concertos for guitar and orchestra.
He has won several national and international competitions first prizes. In January 1991 was the first prize winner of the prestigious “Andres Segovia” guitar competition in Almunecar (Granada) and in 1992 of Alessandria international Competition

Catemario has performed in concerts, broadcasts and major festivals in countries such as: Austria, Australia, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Greece, Czech Republic, Poland, United States, South America, and United Kingdom. Recitals at: Grosser Saal of the Wiener Musikverein (Vienna), Auditorio Nacional and Teatro Real (Madrid), Sidney Meir Bowl and Town Hall (Melbourne), St John’s Smith Square and Royal Academy of Music (London), Associazione Scarlatti (Napoli), Amici della musica di Palermo, Perugia e Padova, Weill Hall at Carnegie Hall (New York) Cite de la musique (Parigi) Teatro Coliseo (Buenos Aires) MusikHalle (Hamburg). Broadcasts by TVE2 (Spain), RTF3 (France), RAI1 and RAI3 (Italy), CBC (Canada) among others.

He has premiered several compositions (some dedicated to him), between them: “El Kalasha de Avalokitesvara” by Eduardo Morales Caso, “Drei lieder” by Alexander Mullenbach, “Cuadernos de Danzas” by Mauricio Sotelo, “Memorie di una maschera” by Patrizio Marrone”, “Carpe Diem” by Gerard Drozd and “I racconti di Mamma Orca” by Roberto De Simone.

He is frequently invited as guest soloist by orchestras such as: Wiener Akademie, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Orquesta de Andorra, Accademia Bizantina, Orchestra della Toscana, Orchestra di Stato del Messico, Orchestra filarmonica Italiana, Solisti di Fiesole, under the direction of famous conductors such as: Oleg Caetani, Martin Haselbok, Michael Helmrat, Inma Shara, Marzio Conti, Enrique Batiz, Nicola Paszkowski, Ottavio Dantone and others. Apart from his work as a soloist, Catemario is in demand as a chamber musician and has collaborated with many of the worlds leading musicians including: Kurt Wiedmer, Alain Meunier, Franco Mezzena, Vega string quartet, Silesian string quartet, Massimo Quarta, Roberto Fabbriciani, Mario Ancillotti, Sylvie Gazeau, Antonello Farulli, Gabriele Cassone, Gabriella Costa Maluberti.

Catemario has many recordings on CD including: DECCA records, ARTS Music, Koch Schwann and EMI which have been awarded with critics prizes: Joker by Crescendo (Belgium), Choice of the month Cd Classica (Italy), 5 Stars Musica In January 2004 his recording of the Concerto n1 by Giuliani was attached to the BBC Music Magazine, in January 2006 he has the cover of Guitart magazine.

He has held Master Classes in France, Germany, Spain, Italy, USA, United Kingdom, Australia and Austria. He has been invited to the Indiana University (Bloomington), Brooklyn College (NY), Musikhocschule (leipzig) and the Salzburg’s Mozarteum where he has given a course during the “Sommer Akademie” from 2001 until 2007. Between 1993 and 2001 has been titular of the course of interpretation at the “Conservatoire International de Paris” (Paris, France). Since 2007 he is regularly invited as guest professor at the Royal Academy of Music (London – UK).

Catemario owns and plays on instruments by great masters of Spanish school dated between 1890 and 1935: Garcia, Simplicio, Jose Ramirez I, Pascual Viudes, Ibanez and Marin.