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17/V – 2025 – “Lilium Montis”, for baroque orchestra, new World Première, will be performed for “Orquestra del Miracle”, conducted by Juan de la Rubia.
Next May 17th, in Festival Espurnes, in the Santuari del Miracle, Catalonia.

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22 to 24/IV-2025 / Recording sessions with Latvian Radio Choir & Sigvards Kļava for Neu Records level for the new CD album “Tenebrae”, for mixed choir a cappella.

Photo: Kristaps Anškens

IV – 2025 /The “Quartet Vivancos” (Jordi Prim & Luis Montes, violins., Estela Megías, viola, Quim Tejedor, violoncelle.) performed “Sacrilège” in the Festival Prades Pablo Casals in Perpignan, France (Festival Musique Sacrée).

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XI – 2024 / On November 23rd and 24th, the work “Kumbaya” by Bernat Vivancos, for choirs and symphony orchestra, commissioned by the Vic EMC School of Music for its 180th anniversary, will be premiered in Teatre Atlàntida, Vic, Catalonia.
The work will be performed by different choral groups and by EMC students.

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IV – 2025 / Next Good Friday, April 18, Bernat Vivancos’ “Responsoria Hebdomadae Sanctae” will premiere at the Perelada’s Festival, who commisioned the composition.

The concert will be performed by the Latvian Radio Choir under the direction of Sigvards Klava.

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VIII-2024 / “Responsoria Hebdomamade Sanctae” will be recorded next April in Riga, Latvia, with Latvian Radio Choir, with Sigvards Klava, direction.

It will be the third CD recorded by Neu Records, after “Blanc” (2011) and “Requiem” (2015).

Photo: Janis Deinats

VI-2024 / Last June, during the ISE Integrated Systems Europe Conferences, which took place in Barcelona, ​​the “Talentum Foundation” awarded the TALENTUM PRIZE 2023 for Music and Composition to Bernat Vivancos.

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VI-2024 / Last June 30 was premiered “Three Universal Prayers”, for 2 choirs, String Orchestra, organ and percussions in Musikforum Kastellaun, Deutschland.
Performed by Kinderchor, Jugendchor and Vokalensemble der Chorakademie Kastellaun,  Kammerorchester Kastellaun, conducted by Volker Klein.

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