Conductor

Lucía Marín

Represented By:

Fredrik Akselberg

+47 45 41 20 33

INTRODUCTION

Lucía Marín is considered to be one of the best Spanish conductors at the moment: Art and Passion in the podium for the 21st century. The newspaper El País named Lucía Marín one of the Spanish rising stars in orchestra conducting. After her debut with the Spanish National Orchestra, the specialized press said:

“Lucía Marín got a sound sumptuous and bright (…) and above all, she connected with the public, with an effective and empathic interpretation, (…). Marín has a broad and beautiful gesture and an elegant force that she conveys to musicians”.

RECENT AND FUTURE HIGHLIGHTS

Lucía Marín has a wide symphonic and lyrical repertoire. In 2023, she made her debut in the Teatro de la Zarzuela and Teatre Principal de Palma, where she conducted La Traviata. Also, she has conducted Menotti’s Amahl and the Night Visitors at the Teatro Real, and in 2024 she made her debut at the ABAO in Bilbao with Mozart’s Die Entführung aus dem Serail.

In 2024 concerts take her to Antalya Symphony Orchestra (Turkey) and Orquesta Sinfónica de Castilla y León (Spain), among others.

In the 24/25 season, she is set to conduct Rossini’s Il Barbiere di Siviglia at Opera Oviedo, Teatro de la Zarzuela’s production of Bretón’s La Verbena de la Paloma at Teatro de la Maestranza – Sevilla, and Lucia di Lammermoor at the State Opera South Australia.

BIOGRAPHY

Lucía Marín has made her debut in Spain with the best professional orchestras in the country: Orquesta Nacional de España, Orquesta Sinfónica de Radiotelevisión Española, Orquesta Sinfónica de Galicia, Orquesta de Córdoba, Orquesta del Principado de Asturias, Orquesta De Euskadi, Orquesta Sinfónica de Bilbao, Filarmónica de Gran Canaria, Filarmónica de Málaga, Oviedo Filarmonía, Joven Orquesta de la Comunidad de Madrid, Orquesta Sinfónica de Las Palmas, Joven Orquesta de Canarias, Orquesta Joven de Andalucía, Orquesta Ciudad de Granada, Orquesta Sinfónica de Madrid, Orquesta Sinfónica de Tenerife, y Orquesta Sinfónica de Castilla León among others.

Lucía Marín has a bachelor’s degree in piano performance from the Conservatorio Superior de Sevilla, a bachelor’s degree in orchestra conducting from Musikene, a master’s degree in orchestra conducting from Illinois State University, and a doctorate from the University of Kentucky. During her time in the United States, she conducted in China, Italy, Romania, Austria, and Portugal. Also, she was the principal conductor of the University of Kentucky Philharmonia and the assistant conductor of the University of Kentucky Symphony Orchestra and Opera Theatre from 2012 to 2015 where she conducted: The Marriage of Figaro, Don Giovanni, La Bohème, Suor Angelica, Les Misérables, Sweeney Todd, The Phantom of the Opera, Ainadamar, and The Nutcracker with the Moscow Ballet. She received conducting masterclasses from Jorma Panula, Peter Gülke in the Internationale Sommerakademie Mozarteum, and Riccardo Muti at the Italian Opera Academy.

OPERA & MUSICALS
Hagen, D.	Little Nemo in Slumberland
Jurgen, E.	The Silence
Menotti, G.C.	Amahl and the Night Visitors
Mozart, W.A.	Die Entführung aus dem Serail
	Die Zauberflöte
	Don Giovanni
	Le nozze di Figaro
Offenbach, J.	Les Contes d’Hoffmann
Puccini, G.	Il Trittico – Suor Angelica
	La bohème
	Tosca
Rossini, G.	Il barbiere di Siviglia
Schönberg, C.M.	Les Misérables
Sondheim, S.	Sweeney Todd
Sorozábal, P.	Juan Jose
Verdi, G.	La traviata
Wagner, R.	Götterdämmerung
Webber, A.L.	The Phantom of the Opera

ENSEMBLE
Copland, A.	Appalachian Spring
Dvořák, A.	Serenade for winds op.44
Gounod, C.	Petit Symphonie
Stravinsky, I.	Octet
	Dumbarton Oaks
	The Soldier’s Tale
Varese, E.	Integrales
	Octandres

STRINGS ORCHESTRA
Bach, J.S.	Concerto Brandemburgo No.3
Barber, S.	Adagio
Boyce, W.	Overture to The Power of Music
Britten, B.	Simple Symphony op.4
Corelli, A.	Concerto op.13 No.1
Dvořák, A.	Strings Serenade
Elgar, E.	Introduction and Allegro
	Sospiri
Holst, G.	Saint Paul´s Suite
Purcell, H.	Dances of The Fairy Queen
Respighi, O.	Danzas y aria antiguas. Suite No.3
Ruggles, C.	Men and Mountains
Schoenberg, A.	La noche transfigurada
Tchaikovsky, P.	Strings Serenade
Turina, J.	Oración del Torero
Stravinsky, I.	Apollon Musagete

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Bartók, B.	El mandarín Maravilloso
Beethoven, L. v.	Egmont
	Coriolanus
	Symphony No.1
	Symphony No.3
	Symphony No.4
	Symphony No.5
	Symphony No.6
	Symphony No.7
Bernstein, L.	Overture to Candide
Borodin, A.	In the Steppes of Central Asia
	Symphony No.2
Bizet, G.	Carmen Suites No.1 and 2
	Symphony No. 1 and No.2
Brahms, J.	Overture for Academic Festival
	Symphony No.1
	Symphony No.2
	Symphony No.3
	Symphony No.4
	Variations Haydn-Brahms op.56
Chabrier, E.	España
Copland, A.	Appalachian Spring
	John Henry
	An Outdoor Overture
Durán, J.	Cervantina
Gershwin, G.	Cuban Overture
	American in Paris
Ginastera, A.	Suite Estancias
Glazunov, A.	Symphony No.1
	Symphony No.2
	Symphony No.3
	Symphony No.4
	Symphony No.5
Debussy, C.	La Mer
	Preludio para siesta de un fauno
Dvořák, A.	Symphony No.7
	Symphony No.8
	Symphony No.9
Falla, M.	Danza No.1 de la Vida Breve
	Suite No.1 El sombrero de Tres Picos
	Suite No.2 El sombrero de Tres Picos
	Amor Brujo
García Abril, A.	Canciones y Danzas para Dulcinea
	El Mar de las Calmas
	Introducción y Fandango
Halffter, C.	4 piezas para orquesta
Haydn, J.	Symphony No.53
	Symphony No.88
	Symphony No.103
	Symphony No.104
Ives, C.	Symphony No. 4 (New Edition)
Kalinnikov, V.	Symphony No.1
Kodaly, Z.	Danzas de Galanta
Lalo, E.	Sinfonía Española
Liszt, F.	Rapsodia Húngara No.2
Mahler, G.	Symphony No.1
	Symphony No.2
	Symphony No.5
Mendelshonn, F.	Symphony No.3
	Symphony No.4
	Symphony No.5
Mercadante, S.	Il Reggente
Moncayo, J.	Huapango
Márquez, A.	Conga del Fuego Nuevo
Mozart, W. A.	Don Giovanni Overture
	Symphony No.1
	Symphony No.14
	Symphony No.18
	Symphony No.29
	Symphony No.36
	Symphony No.39
	Symphony No.40
	Symphony No.41
Nielsen, C.	Symphony No.1
	Symphony No.2
	Symphony No.3
	Symphony No.4
	Symphony No.5
Ravel, M.	Le tombeau de Couperin
Mussorgsky, M./Ravel, M.	Pictures at an Exhibition
Pergolesi, G.	Stabat Mater
Prokofiev, S.	Romeo and Juliet Selections
Puccini, G.	Prelude S.34
Rimsky Korsakov, N.	Capriccio Espagnol op.34
Rossini, G.	La Gazza Ladra Overture
	El Barbero de Sevilla (Excerpts)
	La Cenerentola (Excerpts)
	La Dona del Lago (Excerpts)
	Otello (Excerpts)
	Semiramide (Excerpts)
	Tancredi (Excerpts)
Schubert, F.	Symphony No.1
	Symphony No.4
	Symphony No.5
	Symphony No.8
Schumann, R.	Symphony No.2
Shostakovich, D.	Symphony No.5
	Symphony No.12
Sibelius, J.	Finlandia
	Symphony No.2
	Symphony No.5
Smetana, B.	The Moldeau
Strauss I, J.	Radetzky-Marsch
Strauss II, J.	An der schönen blauen Donau
	Unter Donner und Blitz
	Spanischer Marsch, op. 433
Stravinsky, I.	The Firebird
	The Rite of Spring
	Symphony in Three Movements
Tchaikovsky, P.I.	Italian Capriccio
	Romeo and Juliet
	Slave March
	Symphony No.5
Turina, J.	La Procesión del Rocío
	Danzas Fantásticas
Wagner, R.	Siegfried Idyll
	Die Meistersinger: Preludes to Acts I and III
	Lohengrin: Prelude to Act I
	Götterdämmerung Act II: Dawn and Rhine Journey
Waldteufel, E.	España, Walzer op. 236

CHOIR/SOLOIST & ORCHESTRA
Britten, B.	War Requiem
Brahms, J.	Piano Concerto No.1
Beethoven, L. v.	Piano Concerto No.4
	Piano Concerto No.3
	Violin Romances No.1 y No.2
Bolcom, W.	Prometheus
Chopin, F.	Piano Concerto No.1
	Piano Concerto No.2
Debussy, C.	Rhapsody for Saxo and Orchestra
Elgar, E.	Cello Concerto
Faure, G.	Requiem
	Ave María – Maria Mater Gratiae
Gliere, R.	Harp Concerto
Hindemith, P.	Der Schwanendreher
	The four temperaments
	Tuttifantchen
Kachaturian, A.	Violin Concerto
Lalo, E.	Spanish Symphony
Lutoslawski, W.	Double Concerto for Harp and Oboe
Mendelsshon, F.	Violin Concerto E minor
Mozart, W. A.	Requiem
Peasley, R.	Nightsongs
Rodrigo, J.	Concierto de Aranjuez
	Fantasia para un gentilhombre
Shostakovich, D.	Piano Concerto No.1
	Piano Concerto No.2
Strauss, R.	Burleske
Schumann, R.	Piano Concerto op.54
Schmitt, F.	Legendes for saxophone and orchestra
Vega, L.	Guitar Concert
Verdi, G.	Requiem
Vivaldi, A.	Concerto in D minor for 2 violins
	Concerto in B minor for 4 violins
Wagner, R.	Wesendonck Lieder
Wolf, H.	Italian Serenade

WOMEN COMPOSERS
Beach, A.	Symphony No.2
Chaminade, C.	Suite Callirhoe
Farrenc, L.	Symphony No.3
Martinez, M. von	Symphony in C
Montero, C.	Rincones de Buenos Aires
Ortiz, G.	Clara
Pablos, M. de	Apuntes Musicales Españoles
Price, F.	Symphony No.1
Rodrigo, M.	Rimas Infantiles
Romero, E.	En el cuarto de los niños
Smyth, E.	Serenade in D
Vega, L.	Galdosiana
	Caelum in Terra

ZARZUELA
Alonso, F.	Selection of Music
Bretón, T.	La Verbena de la Paloma
Chapí, R.	Preludio de la Revoltosa
Chueca, F.	El Bateo
	Agua Azucarillos y Aguardiente
Giménez, G.	El Baile de Luis Alonso
	Las Bodas de Luis Alonso
Guerrero, J.	La Rosa del Azafrán (Selections)
Moreno Torroba, F.	Luisa Fernanda (Selections)
Pablos, M. de	Apuntes Musicales Españoles
Sorozábal, P.	La del Manojo de Rosas (Selections)
	Katiuska (Selections)
Vives, A.	Fandango. Doña Francisquita

OTHER GENRES – ASIAN MUSIC
Hanggele	Concerto for Horsehead Fiddle
Narisu	Sand Word
Shi Xiang Li	Magnificent Pastoral Song
Wuligeer	Concerto for Sihu
Ye’erda	Horse Racing
	Mongolian Music

AUDIO & VIDEO

Lucía Marín w. Orquesta de Radiotelevisión Española – Danzas fantásticas, Op.22 by J. Turina – Orgía (May 2023)

Lucía Marín w. OSPA – Romeo and Juliet by P.I. Tchaikovsky (season 2018/2019)

Lucía Marín w. Orquesta Sinfónica de Navarra – Symphony No. 9 ‘From the New World’, IV by A. Dvořák (May 2022)

Lucía Marín w. Orquesta Sinfónica de Navarra – La Boda de Luis Alonso by G. Giménez (La Rioja Festival, 2022)

GALLERY

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REVIEWS

Opera Gala at the LittleOpera Zamora Festival – Jul. 2024

“Lucía Marín easily led the OSCYL, her main work in this Gala was to make the voices show off, making the most of the orchestra as their accompanying instrument, excelling in the task. In the orchestral numbers, she tried to ensure that the orchestra did not become overwhelmed, and she managed, especially in Manon Lescaut’s Intermezzo, to distill the beauty and poetry that this piece demands.”

– Eustaquio Iribarren, ritmo.es

Die Entführung aus dem Serail at Bilbao Opera – Jan. 2024

“The Andalusian conductor Lucía Marín, preceded by solid fame, led the Euskadiko Orkestra with kid gloves from the colorful brief overture. Always tempering the sound volumes adapted to the characteristics of the voices singing on stage, the conductor gave a very well reading of the score.”

– Beckmesser

La Traviata at Teatro Principal de Palma – Jun. 2023

“Lucia Marin’s conducting was energetic and expressive, with fast and contrasting tempi. The Maestra demonstrated great control over the orchestra, achieving a sound full of nuances and vitality, with constant involvement in the most dramatic moments.”

–Eugenia Gallego, Ópera Actual