Edmon Colomer

Edmon Colomer is a Spanish conductor known for his dynamic interpretations of both classical and contemporary works. With a career spanning several decades, he’s collaborated with ensembles like the London Sinfonietta and focused on showcasing Spanish composers such as Manuel Moreno-Buendía, Isaac Albéniz, and Roberto Gerhard, as well as global figures like Bruckner and Ravel. His recordings often bridge cultural themes, like *Paris Barcelone - From Gaudi to Miro*, highlighting connections between French and Spanish musical landscapes.

Colomer has a knack for breathing life into 20th-century and modern pieces, from Mario Lavista’s experimental *Gargantua* to Isabelle Aboulker’s dramatic *1918, l'Homme qui titubait dans la guerre*. His work with orchestras and dedication to contemporary music, including world premieres, has cemented his reputation as a conductor who champions both tradition and innovation. Whether leading symphonies or intimate chamber works, Colomer brings a crisp, expressive energy to the podium.

Genres

Flamenco

Classical

Latest Release

Manuel Moreno-Buendía: Conciertos para Guitarra y Orquesta

Manuel Moreno-Buendia•

Gabriel Estarellas•

Edmon Colomer

Album - 8 Tracks - Released February 26, 2016