Josep Pons is a Spanish conductor renowned for his dynamic interpretations of Spanish and classical repertoire. Born in 1955 in Puig-reig, Catalonia, he’s spent decades championing works by composers like Manuel de Falla, Enrique Granados, and Joaquín Rodrigo—artists heavily featured in his recent releases, from fiery renditions of *El amor brujo* to the lyrical *Concierto de Aranjuez*. Pons served as music director of Spain’s Orquesta Nacional de España for 17 years and has collaborated with major orchestras worldwide, blending precision with emotional intensity. His albums, like *Homenatge a Gaudi* and *Melancolía*, showcase his knack for spotlighting Spanish musical identity while exploring 20th-century gems like Berio’s *Sinfonia* or Ravel’s jazzy *Concerto en sol*. Whether leading operas, symphonies, or film scores (note his vibrant take on Nino Rota’s *La Strada*), Pons balances tradition and innovation, making him a key figure in keeping Iberian classical music fresh and thrilling.
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