Gustavo Gimeno is a distinguished conductor, renowned for his dynamic and insightful interpretations across a wide range of repertoire. Born in Valencia, Spain, Gimeno began his musical journey as a percussionist, performing with some of Europe's leading orchestras. His profound understanding of music and innate talent eventually led him to pursue a career in conducting, studying under the mentorship of masters such as Bernard Haitink and Claudio Abbado. Gimeno's rise to prominence in the classical music world was meteoric, marked by his appointments as the Music Director of the Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra and the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, positions that have solidified his reputation as a conductor of exceptional skill and versatility.

Gimeno has an expansive discography that showcases his ability to traverse a variety of musical styles, from the intricate textures of French composer Henri Dutilleux in works like "Tout un monde lointain," "Symphony No. 1," and "Métaboles," to the spiritual depth of Olivier Messiaen's "Turangalîla-Symphony." His foray into the works of Giacomo Puccini with the "Messa di Gloria & Orchestral Works" and the ethereal landscapes of Igor Stravinsky's "L'Oiseau de feu, Apollon Musagète" further underscores Gimeno's adeptness at breathing life into both historic and contemporary compositions. Through his compelling leadership and interpretative finesse, Gustavo Gimeno continues to captivate audiences worldwide, making significant contributions to the classical music landscape.

Genres

Contemporary Classical

Classical

Avant-garde

Baroque

Minimalism

Opera

Choral

Experimental Classical

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Latest Release

Dutilleux: Tout un monde lointain - Symphony No. 1 - Métaboles

Jean-Guihen Queyras•

Gustavo Gimeno•

Orchestre Philharmonique Du Luxembourg

Album - 14 Tracks - Released April 19, 2024