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Ms. Giner is the founder of Equilater Ensemble.

 

 

Saxophone musician and teacher of contemporary chamber music at the Superior Conservatory of Music in Aragon.

Concert musician sponsored by the German firm Julius Keilwerth.

A project intended to re reflect the timelessness and universality of the most humane and alive artistic expression: music through the interpretation and diffusion of contemporary music.

Having been awarded a grant by the IVM, the French Ministry and the A.I.E, Ms. Giner completed her studies of saxophone and contemporary music perfection in the National School of music, Bordeaux (France) with Marie Bernardette Charrier and Jean Marie Londeix. During her studies she received the Gold Medal by unamity and earned the congratulations of the jury (France 98-99) and the Medal of honor of the town of Bordeaux (99-2000), second prize in the international competition “Allegro” (1998), finalist in the International Competition “Gustav Bumker” in Dormunt (Germany) 2000 and Honorific mention in the “torneo Internazionale di musica” (2002).

Mrs. Giner has collaborated with the Comunidad Valenciana Symphony Orchestra conducted by Zubin Mehta, Madrid Symphony Orchestra, the Spanish Radio Symphony Orchestra, National Orchestra of Bordeaux, The Euskadi Symphonic, Pablo Sarasate Orchestra of Navarra, The Orchestra of Extremadura, the Conert Hall Orchestra of Zaragoza “Grupo Enigma”, Grup Instrumental the Valencia, Grup Instrumental Barcelona 216, the solo Musicians Orchestra of Seville, the Sinfonieta of porta Ferrada and the International Youth Wind Orchestra.
Ms. Giner was the high saxophone solo musician with the Municipal Band of Barcelona (2000-2003).

While being sponsored by the Ministry of Cultura, Generalitat of Catalonia, Phonos and the SGAE recorded a C.D of Ms. Giner as a solo musician and electronic. She has for the National French Radio, the National Spanish Radio, RTVE, the SGAE Belfast, Catalonia Radio and Radio Nou.

As solo Musician she has performed in concerts for the Ministry of Education and culture, Ivm, Cdmc, SGAE, Lea, Phonos, Kutxa, Generalitat, Diputación Valenciana, Auditori National of Catalonia, Junta of Extremadura, The Universities of Alcalá de Henares, Valencia, Barcelona, Generalitat of Catalunya, the Museums of contemporary Art of Bayone, and Bordeaux and museo Vostell, the club of the daily newspaper Levante.
Ms. Giner has made outstanding performances in Contemporary Music Festivals, International computer Music conferences 2005, Ensems, Nights d´Aielo and art, Aula d´altres Músiques, Lem, Metrònom, Avui Música, Reencontres du Creation Musical, Mostra Sonora, La porta Ferrada, Museo Vostell, Festival of Girona, 4x4 and at an International level she has performed in concerts in Japan, England, Canada, France, Portugal and Germany.

Ms. Giner´s investigation into live music and her special interest in interpretation of contemporary music has led her towards great composers who have marked her trajectory as interpreter on first night performances such as the Concert for the baritone and tenor saxophone and grup instrumental of the composer Joan Guinjoan with the solo musicians of the Orchestra of Seville in the contemporary Music Festival in Cordoba and with the Grup Instrumental Barcelona 216 in the National Music Hall of Catalonia.

She made the premier performances in Montreal of “Rhea” Francisco Guerrero and “Tangram” de Enrique Blanco, The club of the daily newspaper Levante “loin” of François Rossé, Ensems 2007 “the mystery of water” Jesús Torres, “Two faces of an instant” Juan Carlos Torres, “Aurresku” Ramón Lazkano, “Estudio Incierto” Ricardo Climent and works saxophone for solos by the composers François Rossé, Oriol Graus, Alexandra Gadner, Jesús Rueda, Voro Garcia, Gerome Joy, Pascal Gaigne, Christian Lauba, Ximo Cano, Haruka Hirayama, Stefan Klaverdal, Emilio Calandin, David Alarcón, Andrés Lewin, Isabel Urrutia, Yasuhiro Takenaka, Alberto Bernal, Edgar Barroso, Jesús Rueda…