Rómulo Vega Gonçález, director,
lute, vihuela, tenor voice
Magister Linguisticae from the University of Costa Rica and English and Literature college degree from the same university.
Erik Hernández-Gabarain , recorders
Piano studies from the Music School
of the
University of Costa Rica.
Recorder studies with Gregorio Esquivel from the age of eight and
founder member of CUMA, (Conjunto Universitario de Música
Antigua) in 1988.
Master’s degree in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering from the
University of Costa Rica, carrying out an interdisciplinary research on
Chemistry and Biology at the University of Freiburg, Germany.
Co-founder of parody group and currently active member of La Media
Docena
Luis
Carlos Hernández-Mora, recorders
Engineer and member of baroque ensemble Syntagma Musicum, (San
José, Costa Rica). Member of CUMA, (Conjunto Universitario
de Música Antigua) in the early 1990’s.
Graduate music studies at the National University, Heredia
Juan Carlos Quesada-Suarez, bass voice
Ana Lorena Villalobos-Rodríguez, soprano voice
English graduate
studies from the University of Costa Rica.
Member of Nacional Symphonic Choir (from 1974 to the present),
“Coro de la Paz” (1985-1987),
Collegium Musicum (San José, Costa Rica, 1988-1990),
Capella Hispana Antiqua (San José, CR, 1986-1987)
Founder Member of Garçimuñoz
Art and stage coordinator from Eugene O’Neill’s Theatre from the Costa Rican North American Cultural Centre.
Currently, secretary at International Christina School, Costa Rica
SPECIAL GUEST
Business Administration from Cooperative University, Colombia.
Investment project evaluation and analysis specialist
Piano, recorder and singing studies from School of Music of University of Cauca, Popayán, Colombia
Member of Colombian early music ensemble Kalenda Maya
Student of :
Hornist Miguel Angel Enríquez, Philarmonic Orchestra of Bogotá
Mezzosoprano Yaneth López, University of Cauca
Tenor Carlos Godoy, Javerian University, Bogotá
Mezzoprano Isabel Palacios, Camerata Renancentista Caracas, Venezuela
Musicologist Juan Carlos Torres, Kalenda Maya ensemble director
Soprano Evelyn Tub, Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, Switzerland
Lute-player and musicologist Anthony Rooley, Schola Cantorum Basiliensis director, Switzerland
Pietro Scaglioni, baritone voice
"Licenciatura" degree in Mechanical Engineering, University of Costa Rica.
Master's degree in Physical Education.
Member of Music School Choir, University of Costa Rica.
Metropolitan Cathedral Choir.
Crisol, Barcelona, Spain.
National Symphony Choir of Costa Rica.
Emmanuel Mora-glesias, fiddle and rebec
Master's Degree in History, University of Bergen, Norway.
"Licenciatura" degree in History, University of Costa Rica.
Member of Collegium Musicum, Costa Rica.
Capella Hispana Antiqua, Costa Rica.
Doctor in History at University of Prague.
Member of Nacional Symphonic Choir (from 1974 to the present),
“Coro de la Paz” (1985-1987),
Collegium Musicum (San José, Costa Rica, 1988-1990),
Capella Hispana Antiqua (San José, CR, 1986-1987)
Founder Member of Garçimuñoz
Art and stage coordinator from Eugene O’Neill’s Theatre from the Costa Rican North American Cultural Centre.
Currently, secretary at International Christina School, Costa Rica
SPECIAL GUEST
Martha Carolina Enríquez-Burbano,
mezzosoprano
Business Administration from Cooperative University, Colombia.
Investment project evaluation and analysis specialist
Piano, recorder and singing studies from School of Music of University of Cauca, Popayán, Colombia
Member of Colombian early music ensemble Kalenda Maya
Student of :
Hornist Miguel Angel Enríquez, Philarmonic Orchestra of Bogotá
Mezzosoprano Yaneth López, University of Cauca
Tenor Carlos Godoy, Javerian University, Bogotá
Mezzoprano Isabel Palacios, Camerata Renancentista Caracas, Venezuela
Musicologist Juan Carlos Torres, Kalenda Maya ensemble director
Soprano Evelyn Tub, Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, Switzerland
Lute-player and musicologist Anthony Rooley, Schola Cantorum Basiliensis director, Switzerland
OTHER NON-CURRENTLY PARTICIPATING MEMBERS
Munia
Cabal-Jiménez, mezzosoprano
Magister Linguisticae from University of Costa Rica.
Spanish Graduate Studies from University of Costa Rica.
Pregraduate singing studies from University of Costa Rica.
Singing lessons with Lic. Maria Marta López, Academia de Canto. Salo Guihvi.
Member of Conjunto Universitario de Música Antigua,
Choir of the Music School of University of Costa Rica.
Metropolitan Cathedral Choir.
Currently, carrying doctorate linguistic studies at University of Illinois where she regularly performs with the Collegium Musicum of this institution.
Magister Linguisticae from University of Costa Rica.
Spanish Graduate Studies from University of Costa Rica.
Pregraduate singing studies from University of Costa Rica.
Singing lessons with Lic. Maria Marta López, Academia de Canto. Salo Guihvi.
Member of Conjunto Universitario de Música Antigua,
Choir of the Music School of University of Costa Rica.
Metropolitan Cathedral Choir.
Currently, carrying doctorate linguistic studies at University of Illinois where she regularly performs with the Collegium Musicum of this institution.
Pietro Scaglioni, baritone voice
"Licenciatura" degree in Mechanical Engineering, University of Costa Rica.
Master's degree in Physical Education.
Member of Music School Choir, University of Costa Rica.
Metropolitan Cathedral Choir.
Crisol, Barcelona, Spain.
National Symphony Choir of Costa Rica.
Emmanuel Mora-glesias, fiddle and rebec
Master's Degree in History, University of Bergen, Norway.
"Licenciatura" degree in History, University of Costa Rica.
Member of Collegium Musicum, Costa Rica.
Capella Hispana Antiqua, Costa Rica.
Doctor in History at University of Prague.
