José Ramón Encinar, born on March 1, 1954, in Madrid, Spain, is a conductor and composer. He studied at the Madrid Conservatory under notable instructors including José Tomás and Cristóbal Halffter. From 1976 to 1982, he assisted Franco Donatoni at the Accademia Musicale Chigiana. Encinar's early career saw him leading the Ensemble Grupo Koan from 1973 to 1993, where they performed works by contemporary composers and premiered pieces by Luis de Pablo and Tomás Marco. He served as chief conductor of several orchestras, including the Gran Canaria Philharmonic Orchestra (1982-1984), the Portuguese National Symphony Orchestra (1999-2001), and the Madrid Community Orchestra and Chorus (2000-2013). He received the Spanish National Prize for Music in 1998.
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Concierto de Navidad
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Marco: La isla desolada (Live)
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Halffter: Homo electricus
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Miguel Pons: Poems in Prose
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Tomás Marco: Música para voces e instrumentos
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Compositores madrileños II: Díez - Cruz de Castro
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Compositores madrileños I: Olavide – Marco – Aracil.
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Botter: Scream
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| Chapi, R.: Symphony in D Minor / Fantasia Morisca |
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Erkoreka: Afrika, Kantak, Jukal & Akorda
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Balada: Maria Sabina / Dionisio - In Memoriam
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Charles: Orchestral Works
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Don Quixote In Spanish Music
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