Eduardo López Banzo

Eduardo López Banzo is a renowned Spanish conductor, born in Zaragoza in 1961. He is best known for founding the ensemble Al Ayre Español in 1988, with the aim of challenging traditional interpretations of Spanish Baroque music. López Banzo's musical philosophy emphasizes historicism, allowing his ensemble to adapt to various formats while maintaining a strong focus on early music. Under his direction, Al Ayre Español has become one of Spain's most prominent ensembles, performing at prestigious venues across Europe and participating in numerous international festivals. López Banzo's work includes several notable recordings, such as Handel's "Memories" and various volumes of "Barroco Español," showcasing his dedication to both Spanish and broader Baroque repertoire.

López Banzo's leadership has earned Al Ayre Español numerous awards and distinctions, including the Premio Nacional de Música in 2004. The ensemble has also maintained a residence agreement with the Auditorio de Zaragoza, further solidifying its influence in Spanish musical culture. López Banzo's work continues to be celebrated for its freshness and historical accuracy, making him a respected figure in the world of early music.

Genres

Classical

Baroque

Opera

Choral

Chamber Music

Early Music

Renaissance

Spanish Classical

Latest Release

Handel: Trio Sonatas Op. 2

George Frideric Handel•

Al Ayre Español•

Eduardo López Banzo

Album - 25 Tracks - Released March 8, 2019