josep-ramon olivé
baritone
Josep-Ramon Olivé is currently one of the young Spanish baritones with the greatest international projection, strengthened by his collaborations with orchestras such as Les Arts Florissants and Hespérion XXI and his recent debuts in theaters such as the Gran Teatre del Liceu.
Born in Barcelona, Josep-Ramon Olivé is the winner of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama’s Gold Medal in 2017, as well as the First Prize and the Audience Prize at the Haendel Singing Competition and the Second Prize at the Permanent Contest of Musical Youths of España. Nominated Oxford Lieder Young Artist in 2015, he is also selected for the academy Le Jardin des Voix directed by William Christie and Les Arts Forissants in 2017 and nominated ECHO Rising Star in 2018.
His musical education, including piano, cello and voice, starts at the Escolania de Montserrat and the Escola de Música de Barcelona. He holds bachelor degrees in Choral Conducting and Singing from the ESMUC in Barcelona before going on to study at the Guildhall School with Professor Rudolf Piernay. Josep-Ramon Olivé takes vocal master classes from Graham Johnson, Gerald Finley, Malcolm Martineau, Kurt Widmer, Josep Bros, Luigi Alva and Teresa Berganza, among others.
Operatic repertoire includes Le nozze di Figaro, The rape of Lucretia, L’Orfeo, Dido & Aeneas, Le donne curiose de Wolf-Ferrari and Ariane by Martinu.
Olivé’s stage appearances include important venues such as Barcelona’s Palau de la Música Catalana, Amsterdam’s Het Concertgebouw, Hamburg’s Elbphilharmonie, Shanghai Grand Theatre, Kölner Philharmonie, Moscow’s Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, Philharmonie de Paris, Kontzerthaus Wien and London’s Wigmore Hall and Barbican Hall; orchestras such as Le Concert des Nations, Barcelona Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment and London Handel Orchestra; and great conductors such as Jordi Savall, William Christie, Kazushi Ono, Josep Pons, Laurence Cummings, Víctor Pablo Pérez and Sigiswald Kujken.
In recent years he makes his debut at Teatro Calderón in Valladolid with Roméo et Juliette and the role of Armindo in La Partenope de Vinci, and at the Peralada Festival with two operas by Haendel (Rinaldo and Acis & Galatea), as well as his participation in the LIFE Victoria cycle in Barcelona accompanied by the pianist Malcolm Martineau.
Special mention should be made of his debut on the stage of Gran Teatre del Liceu with Candide, followed by Kátia Kabanová, Tosca, Don Giovanni (Masetto) and La Bohème (Schaunard), as well as his return to the Festival de Peralada in Diàlegs de Tirant e Carmesina by Joan Magrané. Also his participation in the prestigious Lied cicle of the Centro Nacional para la Difusión Musical (CNDM), held at Teatro de la Zarzuela in Madrid.
Within the oratorio he performs Brahms Ein Deutches Requiem, Fauré and Duruflé Requiem, Mozart Requiem and Vesperae Solenne de Confessore, Orff Carmina Burana, Haendel Messiah and Alexander Balus and Bach B minor Mass, Magnificat and Weinachts Oratorium. As a lieder performer he presents Brahms Die schöne Magelone, Mahler Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen and Rückert Lieder, Schumann Dichterliebe, Ravel Histoires naturelles, Fauré La bonne chanson and Schubert Die schöne Müllerin, among others.
His recent highlights include the premiere of works by composers Salvador Brotons (Cantata de Randa), Josep Vila i Casañas (Veni Creator Spiritus), Albert Guinovart (Requiem), Johan Duijck (Dixit Dominus), Raquel García-Tomás (Chansons trouvées), Laurence Osborn (Narkissuss) and Alberto García-Demestres (L’eclipsi).
His latest engagements include his debut at Teatro Real in Madrid, in Rufus Wainwright's opera Hadrian and again, Diàlegs de Tirant e Carmesina at Teatros del Canal in Madrid, as well as his performance at the Philharmonie de Paris with guitarist Thibaut Garcia with the programme 'Salón Español'. Also noteworthy is his return to the stage of the Liceu in Barcelona with Eugene Onegin.
Olivé will soon debut the role of Sam in Berstein's Trouble in Tahiti at the Donostia Musika festival and Guglielmo in Così fan tutte at Teatro Calderón in Valladolid.
Website Josep-Ramon Olivé
Born in Barcelona, Josep-Ramon Olivé is the winner of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama’s Gold Medal in 2017, as well as the First Prize and the Audience Prize at the Haendel Singing Competition and the Second Prize at the Permanent Contest of Musical Youths of España. Nominated Oxford Lieder Young Artist in 2015, he is also selected for the academy Le Jardin des Voix directed by William Christie and Les Arts Forissants in 2017 and nominated ECHO Rising Star in 2018.
His musical education, including piano, cello and voice, starts at the Escolania de Montserrat and the Escola de Música de Barcelona. He holds bachelor degrees in Choral Conducting and Singing from the ESMUC in Barcelona before going on to study at the Guildhall School with Professor Rudolf Piernay. Josep-Ramon Olivé takes vocal master classes from Graham Johnson, Gerald Finley, Malcolm Martineau, Kurt Widmer, Josep Bros, Luigi Alva and Teresa Berganza, among others.
Operatic repertoire includes Le nozze di Figaro, The rape of Lucretia, L’Orfeo, Dido & Aeneas, Le donne curiose de Wolf-Ferrari and Ariane by Martinu.
Olivé’s stage appearances include important venues such as Barcelona’s Palau de la Música Catalana, Amsterdam’s Het Concertgebouw, Hamburg’s Elbphilharmonie, Shanghai Grand Theatre, Kölner Philharmonie, Moscow’s Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, Philharmonie de Paris, Kontzerthaus Wien and London’s Wigmore Hall and Barbican Hall; orchestras such as Le Concert des Nations, Barcelona Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment and London Handel Orchestra; and great conductors such as Jordi Savall, William Christie, Kazushi Ono, Josep Pons, Laurence Cummings, Víctor Pablo Pérez and Sigiswald Kujken.
In recent years he makes his debut at Teatro Calderón in Valladolid with Roméo et Juliette and the role of Armindo in La Partenope de Vinci, and at the Peralada Festival with two operas by Haendel (Rinaldo and Acis & Galatea), as well as his participation in the LIFE Victoria cycle in Barcelona accompanied by the pianist Malcolm Martineau.
Special mention should be made of his debut on the stage of Gran Teatre del Liceu with Candide, followed by Kátia Kabanová, Tosca, Don Giovanni (Masetto) and La Bohème (Schaunard), as well as his return to the Festival de Peralada in Diàlegs de Tirant e Carmesina by Joan Magrané. Also his participation in the prestigious Lied cicle of the Centro Nacional para la Difusión Musical (CNDM), held at Teatro de la Zarzuela in Madrid.
Within the oratorio he performs Brahms Ein Deutches Requiem, Fauré and Duruflé Requiem, Mozart Requiem and Vesperae Solenne de Confessore, Orff Carmina Burana, Haendel Messiah and Alexander Balus and Bach B minor Mass, Magnificat and Weinachts Oratorium. As a lieder performer he presents Brahms Die schöne Magelone, Mahler Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen and Rückert Lieder, Schumann Dichterliebe, Ravel Histoires naturelles, Fauré La bonne chanson and Schubert Die schöne Müllerin, among others.
His recent highlights include the premiere of works by composers Salvador Brotons (Cantata de Randa), Josep Vila i Casañas (Veni Creator Spiritus), Albert Guinovart (Requiem), Johan Duijck (Dixit Dominus), Raquel García-Tomás (Chansons trouvées), Laurence Osborn (Narkissuss) and Alberto García-Demestres (L’eclipsi).
His latest engagements include his debut at Teatro Real in Madrid, in Rufus Wainwright's opera Hadrian and again, Diàlegs de Tirant e Carmesina at Teatros del Canal in Madrid, as well as his performance at the Philharmonie de Paris with guitarist Thibaut Garcia with the programme 'Salón Español'. Also noteworthy is his return to the stage of the Liceu in Barcelona with Eugene Onegin.
Olivé will soon debut the role of Sam in Berstein's Trouble in Tahiti at the Donostia Musika festival and Guglielmo in Così fan tutte at Teatro Calderón in Valladolid.
Website Josep-Ramon Olivé
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