Dolors
Gil
Dolors Gil Gispert is a distinguished Catalan pianist and vocal coach, holding an advanced diploma from the Conservatorio Superior Municipal de Música de Barcelona. Specialising in lyric accompaniment and pedagogy, she teaches at the Escola Municipal de Música d’Arenys de Mar and has directed the Taller Municipal de Música de Pallejà since 2014. She regularly collaborates with soprano Rosa Maria Campasol in opera and zarzuela recitals, and also takes part in interdisciplinary projects combining music and theatre.
Advanced Diploma in Piano from the Conservatorio Superior Municipal de Música de Barcelona in 1998, under the tutelage of Antoni Besses.
Advanced Diploma in Chamber Music from the Conservatorio Superior de Música de Barcelona in 1999.
Advanced Diploma in Solfège from the Conservatorio Superior Municipal de Música de Barcelona in 2001.
Piano and pedagogy masterclasses with pianists Carles Lama, Edith Fisher and George Pepi, Antoni Besses, Frederic Gevers, Bronislawa Kawala, Luiz de Moura Castro and Karen Walwyn.
Course in Contemporary Music with Albert Llanas and course in 20th-century music with Jesús Rodríguez-Picó.
Course in jazz harmony and improvisation with Lluís Vergés, Lluís Vidal and Elisabeth Raspall.
Course in Jazz and Modern Music with Joan Monné and Elisabet Raspall.
Experience in vocal repertoire: vocal coach in the singing classes of Enric Serra (baritone); vocal coach at the Taller de Música de Pallejà (director since 2014), accompanying pianist in comic operettas and zarzuelas and in the project “Veus a l’escena” by soprano Rosa Maria Campassol; vocal coach in the singing classroom and piano teacher at the Escola Municipal de Música d’Arenys de Mar; vocal coach for the entrance exams to the choral conducting course led by Manel Cabero and Mireia Barrera; vocal coach for choral ensembles.
Accompanying pianist for various instruments (violin, cello, bassoon, flute) in conservatory examinations, auditions and orchestral entrance competitions.
Chamber concerts with voice, clarinet and flute duos in numerous Catalan cultural venues and theatres: Espai Barroc, Teatre Principal d’Arenys, Vilafranca del Penedès, Sant Pol de Mar, Sala Mozart de Calella, among others.