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Carlos Savall Guardiola finished his Superior Studies in 2015 at the Conservatorio Superior de Música “Oscar Esplá” de Alicante, Spain, obtaining the maximum qualifications on his Final Project, guided by his former professor Jose FranchBallester.
As teacher, he has been a member of the faculty at the School of Music “José Seguí” de Callosa d’en Sarrià, the School of Music of Polop and the Sociedad Musical l’Harmonia de Alicante (Spain). He is a member of the faculty at Mozart School of Music in Vancouver, and he is a requested private teacher in the Vancouver area. His teaching is based on musicality, always supported by a good technique of air control, which, in his view, is the most important aspect of any wind instrument.
He has received Master Classes with Andreas Sunden, Corrado Giuffredi, Enrique Pérez, Josep Fuster, Eduardo Raimundo, Miguel Espejo, Joan Enric Lluna, Venancio Rius, Eddy Vanoosthuyse, Miguel Civera, Luis Miguel Méndez and Rafael Albert. Carlos started his musical studies at the age of 9 at the School of Music “José Seguí” de Callosa d’en Sarrià. At the age of 13 he moved into Conservatory Professional of Benidorm, with máximum qualifications in his auditions, with profesor Raul Mahiques. In 2011 he finished his Intermediate Degree studies at the Conservatory Professional of Valencia, with Roberto Pérez, entering the Conservatorio Superior de Música Oscar Esplá of Alicante, starting with Gonzalo Berná Pic, and graduating in year 2015 with Jose Franch-Ballester. After this, he moved to University of British Columbia to pursue his Master Degree.
He is member of the National Youth Orchestra of Canada, Youth Orchestra of Valencia and Philarmonic Orchestra of Alicante University.
At his young age, Carlos had played and collaborated with a large list of orchestras and ensembles like Symhonic Wind Band of Valencia, Orchestra of the Conservatorio Superior de Musica Oscar Esplá of Alicante, Vancouver Philharmonic Orchestra, Symphonic Orchestra of Alicante, Symphonic Orchestra of Elche, Symphonic Wind Band of Alicante, UBC Symphony Orchestra and UBC Symphonic Wind Ensemble.
Currently, he is doing a Doctorate degree in Music Arts (DMA) in Clarinet Performance at University of British Columbia with professor Jose Franch-Ballester while he continues teaching clarinet in Vancouver.