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Cristina Altamira

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In 2001 Altamira commenced her radio broadcasting programme "Barroco de dos mundos" (Baroque from Two Worlds) on the Guatemalan national public Radio Faro Cultural 104.5 FM. The programme, which airs every Friday night at 8 PM for a full hour, is devoted to the dissemination of new discoveries of
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Altamira has sung solo parts in numerous concerts in various countries with the Millennium Ensemble, as well as with the New Philharmonic Orchestra, later Metropolitan Orchestra and finally Millennium Orchestra. She has participated in festivals and concerts in
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music by Hernando Franco, Pedro Bermúdez, and Gaspar Fernández, as well as orchestral songs by Luis Felipe Arias, Rafael Alvarez Ovalle, and Rafael Juárez Castellanos. At the same time, she has cultivated European baroque and classical repertoire, performing
137:, the country of her ancestors. She studied with Marina Prado Bolaños and Manuel Gómez, and performed as soloist with the accompaniment of lutenist Alejandro Herrera and with the 421: 141:
Ensemble. After a new period in Venezuela for a series of performances, she returned to Guatemala, where she sang and acted in theatrical productions such as
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award for the best theatre music. At the same time she began to devote herself to the project of reviving Guatemalan music from the
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and studied voice with Raymond McGuire. Upon return to Guatemala, she founded the Millennium Ensemble together with
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playing, and was a member of various choral organizations and music groups. After a performance tour through
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baroque music from the Americas and Europe, having found a wide audience and critical acclaim.
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Medal. She is also a founding member of the Guatemalan Music Council, affiliated to the
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Born into an Argentine family of Spanish descent, Altamira trained in
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After settling in Guatemala, Altamira developed an interest in
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Index

Buenos Aires
Argentina
mezzo-soprano
baroque
Latin American music

Buenos Aires
Manuel Altamira
tango
milonga
folk dance
guitar
Argentina
Peru
Ecuador
Colombia
Venezuela
Caracas
Dieter Lehnhoff
Caracas
Renaissance music
Europe
Spain
Sophocles
Calderón de la Barca
Renaissance
baroque
Washington, D.C.
baroque
Dieter Lehnhoff

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