"Playing the cello was the first decision I took as a kid the moment I innocently started saying

that I wanted to play 'THE BIG VIOLIN'.

Since then, music has come along with my LIFE journey.

I discovered a lot playing in symphonic orchestras as well as doing chamber music.

Travelling has also given me the opportunity to meet top musicians of the instrument I dedicate all my life."

· About ·

Glòria Expósito Pérez was born in 1995 in Santa Coloma de Gramenet (Barcelona), where she began her cello studies at the music school Can Roig i Torres with Elisabetta Renzi,

strengthening her knowledge with Peter Thiemann.

After following her studies in Barcelona at the Institut-Escola Artístic Oriol Martorell

with Joan Antoni Pich, in 2017 she obtained her Bachelor degree at the

Conservatori Superior de Música del Liceu with Ángel Luis Quintana.

Later she is moved to Utrecht (The Netherlands),

where she obtained her Master of Music in Performance diploma

at the HKU Utrechts Conservatorium.

Her studies were specialised in the XX Century music with Timora Rosler,

as well as studying baroque cello with Viola de Hoog.

She is a member of the Alban Kwartet, which is often instructed by

Viola de Hoog (Shönberg Quartet) and Sebastian Koloski (Utrecht String Quartet), and by NSKA (Nederland Strijkkwartet Academy) masters such as Marc Danel.

Recently, they have been awarded a scholarship for a Master's Degree in Chamber Music at the Conservatori Superior Liceu in Barcelona.

· Experience ·

Glòria has always been open mind to receive masterclasses from different teachers like

Clemens Hagen, Maria Kliegel, Maria de Macedo, Reinhard Latzko, Gustav Rivinius, Herre Jan Stegenga, Laurentiu Sbarcea, Jan-Ype Nota and Arnau Tomàs. As well as working with Jonathan Brown (Casals Quartet) and Wolfang Laufer (Fine Arts Quartet) in the chamber music range.

She has been active in many international academies like the Peter de Grote Festival Summer Academy (The Netherlands), Landesakademie Ochsenhausen (Germany), Francigena International Arts Festival (Italy)

and some others in different cities around Spain.

From a young age, she has participated in several youth orchestras, like JONC (National Youth Orchestra of Catalonia), NJO (Nationaal Jeugdorkest), NeSP (Nederlands Symfonie Project), JOCG (Jove Orquestra de les Comarques Gironines) and SCCC (Simfònica de Cobla i Corda de Catalunya and

OJC (YouthOpera Catalonia).

Next to this, she has worked with the professional orchestras Orquestra de Cambra de Granollers and Simfònica del Vallès.

All this experience she worked was fed by conductors like Robert King, Hansjörg Schellenberger, Pablo González, Gianandrea Noseda, Michal Nesterowicz, Manel Valdivieso and Jaime Martín.