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Roberto Laborda is a multi-faceted musician that play and conduct his own compositions. He has performed in Europe, Russia and Southamerica. . His works entitled "Senzalas" are a serie of works for symphonic orchestra, chamber music and Concertos. Among his most outstanding works we can mention The Senzala n.1, awarded in Prague, The Romanza of Riga, awarded in Vienna, the opera called "Santa Dulce", premiered in the Palazzo Pamphilj (Roma-Italy) during the canonization ceremony celebrations carried out by the Pope Francesco in 2018 and the Violin Concerto dedicated to Queen Silvia from Sweden.

 

Laborda won the First Prize in the Vienna Academy Composition Competition (Austria), was laureate in the third edition of " II Antonin Dvorak International Composition Competition" (Prague, Czech Republic) and Prize Winner in the London Classical Soloists Competition (England 2017).

 

Born in a Spanish family of musicians, he began to play the piano spontaneously.With a long musical tradition, The Laborda´s family have musicians and composers since the 17th century. His great-grandmother, Pilar Laborda, worked with Pablo Sarasate in Pamplona (Navarra) in the Santa Cecilia Concerts betwen 1888-1896.

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He is graduate and postgraduate at Academy of Performing Arts in Prague (Czech Republic) and the Barcelona Conservatory of Liceu (Spain). He received Master's degree in music from the University of Barcelona and piano postgraduate at the Marshall Academy (Barcelona), under the supervision of Alicia de Larrocha. He also studied in the Aveiro University (Portugal) and Bahia University (Brazil).

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