Director asiduo al frente de importantes orquestas y bandas sinfónicas profesionales de Europa y América, aborda todo tipo de géneros, lidera importantes estrenos de óperas y música sinfónica, realiza grabaciones discográficas, televisivas y bandas sonoras para cine. Está en posesión de los títulos: Profesor Superior de Dirección de Orquesta; Profesor Superior de Composición; Profesor Superior de Oboe; Profesor de Solfeo, Repentización y Transporte; etc. Ha protagonizado importantes recuperaciones históricas de obras perdidas o alteradas, y publicado el tratado “La Forma Marcha” editado por ABEC. Miembro habitual de tribunales en concursos internacionales como el Certamen Internacional de Bandas de Música de Valencia – España, el “Sergei Kussewitzky” International Conducting Competition en Grosseto – Italia, o la International Competition for Winds Instruments “Finalis” en Bialystok – Polonia, etc.
Es director titular de la Banda Sinfónica Municipal de Sevilla; imparte conferencias y clases magistrales en universidades y dirige orquestas profesionales en Alemania, Argentina, Brasil, Bulgaria, Canadá, Colombia, Costa Rica, Eslovenia, España, Estados Unidos, Italia, Lituania, México, Polonia, Portugal y Venezuela; participa en congresos internacionales; es directivo de la Sección de Música del Excmo. Ateneo de Sevilla; colabora con todo tipo de medios de comunicación. Ha recibido numerosos galardones y condecoraciones europeas y americanas.
Entre otras formaciones ha dirigido la Real Orquesta Sinfónica de Sevilla, Orquesta Sinfónica de Castilla-León, Warmia-Masuria Philarmonic Orchestra (Olsztyn, Polonia), Philharmonisches Kammerorchester Wernigerode (Alemania), Orquesta de Córdoba (España), Orchestre Philharmonique du Québec (Montreal, Canadá), Orquesta Sinfónica del Estado de Puebla (México), Orchestra Sinfonica "Città di Grosseto" (Italia), Orquesta Sinfónica de Maracaibo (Venezuela), Pazardzhik Symphony Orchestra (Bulgaria), Lomza Witold Lutosławski Chamber Philharmonic (Polonia), Camerata Strumentale Italiana (Italia), Orquesta Sinfónica de Málaga, Trimitas State Orchestra (Lituania), Orquesta Sinfónica de Caldas (Colombia), Lake Como Philharmonic Orchestra (Italia), Orquesta Filarmónica de Braga (Portugal), Orquesta Filarmónica de Pachuca (México), Orquesta Sinfónica de la Universidad del Cauca (Colombia), Unión de Orquestas Sinfónicas del Caribe (Colombia), Orquesta Filarmónica Andaluza, Orchestra Filarmonica Navigli di Milano (Italia), SocialMusik Orchestra, Camerata Silva Dionisio–Púrpura (Portugal), Orquesta Bética Filarmónica de Sevilla, Harmonie Ensemble (Valencia), UPOL OK's Symphony Orchestra (Eslovenia), Orquesta de Cámara de la RTVE, Orquesta de Cámara Manuel Castillo (Sevilla), Orquesta Clásica de Granada, Málaga Camerata, Orquestra Municipal De Sopros De Lençóis Paulista (Brasil), Banda Sinfónica de la Guardia Real de España, Berry College Symphony Wind Ensemble (EEUU), Northern Iowa Universtiy Festival Wind Ensemble (EEUU), Rovereto Wind Orchestra (Italia), Banda Nacional de Conciertos de San José (Costa Rica), Banda Sinfónica del Ejército Nacional de Colombia, Banda Sinfónica Nacional M. P. Grisolía (Argentina), Banda Oficial de Conciertos Simón Bolívar (Venezuela), Banda de Conciertos del Pacífico (Costa Rica), Bandas Nacionales de Guanacaste y Puntarenas (Costa Rica), Banda del Regimiento Inmemorial del Rey Nº 1, Música de la Inspección General del Ejército (Barcelona), Música del Regimiento Soria Nº 9 (Sevilla), Música del Mando Aéreo del Estrecho (Sevilla), Música del Tercio Sur de Infantería de Marina (Cartagena, España), Bandas Sinfónicas Municipales de Madrid, Barcelona, La Coruña, Santiago de Compostela, Oviedo, Bilbao, Vitoria, Sta. Cruz de Tenerife, Albacete, Castellón, Alicante, Badajoz, Granada, Málaga, Huelva, Almería, Banda Sinfónica del Musikene (San Sebastián), Orquesta Sinfónica del Conservatorio Fco. Guerrero, Coro de Ópera del Teatro Maestranza (Sevilla), Coro de Ópera de Málaga, Coro de la Universidad de Málaga, Coro Lírico de Huelva, Coro de Ópera de Córdoba, Coro Manuel de Falla (Sevilla), Compañía Sevillana de Zarzuela, Coro Clásico de Granada, etc.
FCO. JAVIER GUTIÉRREZ JUAN
(Conductor)
Born in Guillena, but
currently living in Villanueva del Ariscal, near Seville (Spain), Francisco
Javier Gutiérrez Juan is one of the leading international Spanish conductors.
He stands out on account of his versatility as a conductor of important
orchestras and professional symphonic orchestras and bands in Europe and
America, and is known for tackling all types of genres, ranging from opera to
jazz, without forgetting the great symphonic classics, operetta, flamenco, copla
(Spanish folk songs), pop, studio recordings, radio and television work,
premieres, among other work. This versatility is based on a solid musical
background based in Seville and Madrid and completed with numerous international
perfection courses both home and abroad with leading masters, and having
achieved a brilliant academic curriculum with a lot of distinction awards.
Javier has the following titles: conducting professor; professor of harmony,
musical counterpoint, composition and instrumentation; oboe professor, musical
theory professor, sight reading and transport among others.
With regard to music, he
has carried out important historical recoveries of lost or altered works and
has published the treaty “The March form” edited by ABEC. He makes
documentaries and collaborates closely with articles in the mass media like
Telesevilla, Giralda TV, El Correo TV, Ondaluz, Canal Sur Radio, COPE, Correo
de Andalucía, Diario de Sevilla and ABC among others.
Currently he is the chief
Director of the Municipal Symphonic Band of Seville; he conducts orchestras and
symphonic bands as well as giving conferences and classes in universities all
over Spain, the United States, Italy, Poland,
Slovenia, Lithuania, Portugal, Costa Rica, Argentina, Colombia and Venezuela; in
addition he participates in international congresses and forms part of juries
in international competitions. He is president of the music section of the Arts
and Science Association of Seville. He has received numerous awards and prizes
both in Europe and America. He
has performed in important concert halls abroad like the Teatro Nacional de
Costa Rica, Teatro Maestranza and Teatro Lope de Vega in Seville, Teatro Ford
(Berry, Georgia, USA), Teatro de las Artes (Maracaibo, Venezuela), Teatro
Mélico Salazar de Costa Rica, Teatro el Globo (Buenos Aires, Argentina),
Auditorio de la URU (Maracaibo, Venezuela), Auditori de Barcelona, Auditorio de
Galicia (Spain), Riccardo Zandony Theatre (Italy), Ópera de la Coruña (Spain), Auditorio
Miguel Delibes in Valladolid (Spain),Teatro Isabel la Católica in Granada
(Spain), Teatro Apolo in Almería (Spain), Teatro de la Patria (Bogotá,
Colombia), the Spanish Cathedrals of Málaga and Sevilla, the Cathedral of of
Alajuela (Costa Rica), the Auditoriums of Castellón and Albacete (Spain),
Templo Colonial de Nicoya (Costa Rica), the FIBES Auditorium in Seville, Gran
Teatro in Córdoba (Spain), Teatro de las Cortes (San Fernando, Spain) and so
on.
Among others he has conducted the Seville Royal Symphonic Orchestra, the Royal
Guard Symphonic Band in Spain (Madrid), the Symphonic Orchestra of Maracaibo
(Venezuela), Berry College Symphony Wind Ensemble (Georgia, United States), the
Orchestra of Córdoba, the National Concert Band of San José in Costa Rica,
Trimitas Lithuanian State Orchestra (Vilnius, Lituania), Castilla-León Symphonic Orchestra (Spain), the
Philarmonic Orchestra of Andalucía, the Symphonic Band of the Colombian
National Army (Bogotá, Colombia), Camerata Silva Dionisio Púrpura (Lisbon,
Portugal), the Philarmonic Bética Orchestra in Seville, Rovereto Wind Orchestra
(Italy), UPOL OK's Symphony Orchestra
(Eslovenia), Musikene
Symphony Wind Orchestra (Spain), BSNC (Argentina), the Official Concert Band
Simón Bolivar (Venezuela), the Manuel Castillo Chamber Orchestra (Seville), the
Pacific Concert Band (Costa Rica), the Chamber Orchestra of Spanish Radio and
Television (Madrid), the National Band of Guanacaste (Costa Rica), Symphonic
Orchestra of Conservatory Fco. Guerrero, the National Band of Puntarenas (Costa
Rica), the Regimental Band of the King Number 1 (Madrid), the Regimental Music
Band Soria Number 9 (Seville), the Straits Music Band of the Airforce
(Seville), the Municipal Symphonic Bands of Madrid, Barcelona, La Coruña,
Santiago de Compostela, Bilbao, Vitoria, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Albacete,
Castellón, Alicante, Granada, Almería, the Ópera choir of the Maestranza
Theatre (Seville), the Lyrical choir in Huelva, and the Manuel de Falla choir
in Seville among others. In these concerts he has had the opportunity to conduct
singers and soloists who are leading
figures on the international scene, covering all different genres.
As an oboe soloist he
has performed and been accompanied by different types of groups and orchestras.
He has taken part on many occasions in different studio recordings and also for
both radio and television. He has been a member of several orchestras and
professional bands.
Socially committed,
Javier has made a large number of performances and recordings and has appeared
on television in support of Associations of Downs Syndrome, Autism, Cáritas,
and the Blind People’s Association in Argentina, among others.
You can follow him on http://franciscojaviergutierrezjuan.blogspot.com.es/
