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Carlos Groisman was
born in Buenos Aires in 1956. He studied guitar with María
Rosa Alonso, Horacio Ceballos, Miguel Angel Girollet, and Eduardo
Fernández. A gifted player, he has won numerous awards at
the most important national competitions such as Promociones Musicales,
Asociación Estímulo Cultural, Concurso "Heitor
Villa-Lobos", V Concurso "María Luisa Anido"
, III Concurso Nacional de San Lorenzo. He was a national winner
of the XI Selección Nacional de Jóvenes Intérpretes
Ciudad de Mar Del Plata, within the category of string instruments
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Since
his first public appearance in 1980, he has performed extensively
in Argentina (Buenos Aires, Entre Ríos, Santa Fé,
La Pampa, Río Negro, Neuquén and Chubut) and
Europe (Roma, Paris, Madrid, Peruggia, Atenas, Dublin, Bruselas,
Amsterdam, Estocolmo, Essen, and Düsseldorf). Particularly
fond of chamber music and of the symphonic repertory for the
guitar, he has played as a soloist with several orchestras,
such as Sinfónica de San Juan, Sinfónica de
Mar del Plata, Sinfónica de la Policía Federal,
Juvenil de Radio Nacional, Sinfónica de Avellaneda,
Orquesta de Cámara de Tres de Febrero, Orquesta de
Cámara de
Lanús and La Pequeña Orquesta. His repertoire
includes Joaquín Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez
and Concierto Andaluz, Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco’s Concerto
in D, Antonio Vivaldi’s Concerto in D and Concerto in
A, and Mauro Giuliani’s Concerto n°1 opus 30 and
Concerto n° 3 opus 70.
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His last CD, Compositores
de Latinoamérica en la Guitarra, was greatly complimented
by critique and audience. He is also member of the celebrate Buenos
Aires Guitar Trio.
See
music expert Melanie Plesch's comment on one of Carlos Groisman's
records.
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