Enrique Gómez-Cabrero Fernández

Enrique was born in Spain. After getting his violin degree with Francisco Comesaña Madrid in 2005, his interests about historical performance drives him to start studing baroque violin in the Koninklijk Conservatorium in The Hague with Ryo Terakado where he graduated in 2010. He studied and received masterclasses with some of the best profesionals in the early music stage like Enrico Gatti, Hiro Kurosaki, François Fernandez, Elisabeth Walfisch, Mira Glodeanu, Ton Koopman etc. He played with groups like La Ritirata, Banchetto Musicale, Sezione Aurea, Baroque Orchestra of the Netherlands and was the concert master and soloist of Contrasto Armónico, with whom he recorded more than 10 CDs. He has also been invited as concert master of Concerto Barocco, Damascus Baroque Soloists and is a member of the Soloists of the Capella Enrico Stuart in Rome. He has performed in some of the best concert halls, festivals, radios and televisions in Europe, America and the Middle East. He teaches regularly at several summer courses in Czech Republic, Poland and Canada, and was a guest teacher in Damascus Conservatory. In 2020 he co-founded Academia Ars Augusta. He is the founder and artistic director of La Villanesca Baroque Ensemble and he is the conductor of Lausitzer Ensemble. In 2019 he had his debut as an opera conductor in Poland and Germany, where he performed Giove in Argo by Lotti. In his free time he is also a composer.