Jesús Arambarri

Full biography Jesús Arambarri

Jesús Arambarri (1902-1960) was a Basque composer and conductor. He was born in Bilbao, Spain and began his musical studies at a young age. He later studied at the Madrid Conservatory, where he graduated with high honors.

Arambarri was a prolific composer, creating works for orchestra, chamber ensemble, and voice. Most of his compositions were influenced by the traditional music of the Basque country. His most famous works include the "Ofrenda a Falla" and "Symphony No. 1".

In addition to composing, Arambarri was also a highly regarded conductor. He was the principal conductor of the Bilbao Symphony Orchestra for many years, and also conducted the Madrid Symphony Orchestra and the Spanish National Orchestra. Arambarri was known for his skill in interpreting the works of contemporary Spanish composers, including Manuel de Falla and Joaquín Rodrigo.

Arambarri was a well-respected figure in the Spanish music scene, and his contributions to Basque music are highly regarded. His works continue to be performed today, and his legacy as a composer and conductor lives on.