Cristina Pato

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Panxoliña: a Galician Carol 03:05 Tools
Tolemia 03:52 Tools
Mundos Celtas 03:50 Tools
Muñeiras 03:10 Tools
Meniña Gaiteira 06:17 Tools
O Loito do mar 03:13 Tools
Os Sentidos 04:03 Tools
A Pomba Dourada 05:32 Tools
Muiñeira for Cristina 05:03 Tools
Caronte 03:50 Tools
Negro Caravel 04:31 Tools
A Sleeping Bee 05:01 Tools
Miña Nai Lúa 05:36 Tools
Lamento 04:00 Tools
Arena y Aire II 01:40 Tools
Rubias Envidias 03:32 Tools
Nos Altos de Washington 04:49 Tools
Afrika 03:37 Tools
Nana Das Donicelas 04:32 Tools
Lozana 06:54 Tools
Mutenrohi 04:56 Tools
Mens 04:38 Tools
Eu Chorei 03:15 Tools
En O Sagrado En Vigo 03:21 Tools
Fandango: Prueba De Fuego 04:13 Tools
Vai De Amores 53:20 Tools
Barrosanto 02:45 Tools
Crisis 04:14 Tools
Trullada de Melón 05:20 Tools
Celtic Blues 53:20 Tools
Noite da Lua 05:19 Tools
Os Teus Ollos 43:20 Tools
Bag A'lame 05:32 Tools
A Gaita de Melchor 26:40 Tools
Carmiña, Carmela 04:14 Tools
Escornabois 03:20 Tools
Saeta/Pan Piper 07:45 Tools
A Descerrajar 04:23 Tools
Eu En Ti 04:13 Tools
Armada Portuguesa 01:23 Tools
Güirelé 04:00 Tools
Let's Festa 05:02 Tools
Tanguillo: The High Seas 05:02 Tools
Muiñeira de Carmen 04:46 Tools
Currulao: Currulao de Crisis 01:08 Tools
Tenho Sede 04:13 Tools
Muiñeiras III 04:13 Tools
Mar de Mares 04:13 Tools
Meu Cabalo 04:38 Tools
Escoiten Senores 04:13 Tools
Blue In Green 01:30 Tools
Dindi 05:02 Tools
Los sentidos 03:54 Tools
Remain Alert 00:00 Tools
Gaitango (A Cristina Pato) 01:30 Tools
Escuiten Señores 04:07 Tools
Alalá- Muiñeiras II 06:28 Tools
Jota de Pontevedra 03:54 Tools
Moreria 03:39 Tools
Rosiña 04:06 Tools
Lando: Maria Lando 00:00 Tools
Armada Portuguesa (Epílogo) 01:08 Tools
Joropo Festejo: Muineira de Chantada 01:30 Tools
Pandeirada Bestia 03:10 Tools
Xingreira 04:06 Tools
Centolos 03:23 Tools
Mineta 05:27 Tools
Y lloré 01:30 Tools
Mala Entraña ou O Pasodobre de Paderne 02:37 Tools
Danza do Etrenzado de Allariz 00:00 Tools
Joropo Festejo: Muiñeira de Chantada 01:14 Tools
Alala - Jota para Ourense 04:01 Tools
Heicho de Dar 03:35 Tools
Bag a L'ame 03:35 Tools
Unha Noite na Eira do Trigo 03:35 Tools
O Señor Vinho 02:21 Tools
Erbecedo 04:38 Tools
Guirele 03:58 Tools
O Primeiro Amor 04:12 Tools
Landó: Maria Landó 03:35 Tools
Tarantella-Muiñeira: Epilogue 03:35 Tools
Muiñeria for Christina 05:03 Tools
Alalá - Jota para Ourense 05:03 Tools
Llegara, Llegara, Llegara 04:34 Tools
Tarantella-Muiñeira 01:14 Tools
Tarantella-Muineira: Epilogue 03:10 Tools
A Sleeping´ Bee 05:02 Tools
Baixando do Monte 04:12 Tools
Ghalocho 04:34 Tools
Tarantella-Muineira 03:10 Tools
Saeta / Panpiper 00:30 Tools
Llegará, Llegará, Llegará 00:30 Tools
Amada Portuguesa 01:24 Tools
Muiñeria De Carmen 04:46 Tools
Asubíasme de Lonxe 03:11 Tools
Y Lloré (Bonus Track) 00:30 Tools
Ide Andando 04:38 Tools
Farewell Granada 02:29 Tools
Todo el Mundo a Bailar 00:30 Tools
Muiñeiras - tradicional 00:30 Tools
Grao a Grao 03:11 Tools
Ecuiten Señores 02:29 Tools
Canto do mar / Alalá das mariñas 04:38 Tools
Armada Portuguesa (Epilogo) 04:38 Tools
Little Stars 02:29 Tools
Alalá Tristina 03:35 Tools
Punto De Habanera 03:35 Tools
Cardadores 03:11 Tools
Africa 03:35 Tools
Alalá Muiñeiras II 03:35 Tools
Y Llore 03:11 Tools
Ruada Macabra 03:11 Tools
Canción De Cuna Para Dormir A Un Negrito 03:11 Tools
Noite de Lúa 03:35 Tools
The Dark-Eyed Girl 03:11 Tools
Nigue-Nigue-Ninhas 02:15 Tools
Zamba 01:14 Tools
Los Sentidos (Bonus Track) 01:14 Tools
Tema Escondido 01:14 Tools
Los Sentido (bonus Track) 03:11 Tools
10+-+Escornabois 03:11 Tools
Muiñeira for Cristina (Road Trip) 03:11 Tools
Arrorró 03:11 Tools
Engenho Novo 03:11 Tools
Canto Negro 02:15 Tools
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Cristina Pato (Ourense, 1980) Internationally acclaimed as a Galician bagpiper and classical pianist, Cristina Pato enjoys an active professional career devoted to both Galician popular music, and to classical music. Her dual careers have led to performances throughout major stages in the USA (Carnegie Hall 2006; Lincoln Center 2007, Metropolitan Museum 2008, United Nations 2008, New York; Chicago Symphony Hall, Chicago 2007; Seiji Ozawa Hall, Tanglewood, Massachussetts 2006), Portugal (Festa do Avante, Lisbon 2003), Brazil (Liszt Festival, Rio de Janeiro, 2000), the United Kingdom (Celtic Connections 2004, Glasgow), France (Lorient 2009, Klegerec 2003), Italy (Etnofestival, San Marino 2002), India (Kamani Auditorium, Delhi and Kolkata 2010), Germany (Ibero-Amerikanisches Institut, Berlin 2003), Mexico (Palacio de Bellas Artes 2004) and, of course, all around her native Spain. She has collaborated with international artists such as The Chieftains, Hevia, Tenerife Symphony Orchestra and Galicia Symphony Orchestra (conducted by Victor Pablo Perez), the Royal Pipe Band, Yo-Yo Ma, The Silk Road Ensemble and Chicago Symphony Orchestra (conducted by Miguel Harth-Bedoya and invited by composer Osvaldo Golijov). Ms. Pato has released four CD's as a solo bagpiper (Tolemia, 1999; Xilento, 2001; Misturados, 2007; The Galician Connection, 2010) and two as a collaborative pianist (From Russia to Brazil, 2006) and has collaborated in more than twenty recordings as a guest artist, including the GRAMMY award winner "Yo-Yo Ma and Friends; Songs of Joy and Peace" (SONY BMG 2008). Ms. Pato has given more than 400 concerts many of them recorded and broadcasted by television stations such as BBC, TVG, CNN and RTVE, and has been acclaimed by newspapers as The New York Times, El Pais and The Scotsman. A Doctor of Musical Arts in Collaborative Piano from the Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University (NJ, USA), where she studied with a fellowship from Fundacion Barrie de la Maza. Cristina was awarded with the Edna Mason Scholarship and the Irene Alm Memorial Prize for excellence in scholarly research and performance (Rutgers University, May 2008). She holds both a Master of Music Degree in Piano Performance (with honors) and a Master of Music Degree in Music Theory and Chamber Music (with honors) from the Conservatorio de Musica del Liceu (Barcelona). There she studied with Luiz de Moura Castro, Carmen Martínez and Lourdes Pérez Molina. She also holds also a Master of Fine Arts Degree in Digital Arts (Computer Music) from the Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona). Her final project, a multi-media piece entitled Ansiedad, has been exhibited at the international exhibition BAC03 (Barcelona Arte Contemporáneo). During the last seasons Cristina has performed several world premieres of pieces such as From Air to Air (by Osvaldo Golijov) with the Silk Road Ensemble and Yo-Yo Ma (Carnegie Hall, New York, September 2006); the chamber opera The Outlaw and the King (by Mark Zuckerman) at Rutgers University (New Jersey, December 2006); Norte dedicated to Cristina (by Montserrat Torras) at the New England Conservatory (Boston, April 2007); Trio Guernica (by Octavio Vazquez) at the Via Stellae festival (Santiago de Compostela, Spain 2007, national premiere), the Piano Concerto (by Octavio Vazquez) at the Palacio de la Opera with Orquesta Sinfonica de Galicia (A Coruña, Spain, November 2007); and the symphonic work Rose of the Winds (by Osvaldo Golijov) with Yo-Yo Ma and Chicago Symphony Orchestra (Symphony Hall, Chicago, April 2007). Cristina Pato also produced, composed and performed the soundtrack of the Spanish film El Hombre de Arena premiered in November 2007 (Sony Pictures, Iroko Films, Spain). In 2008 Cristina recorded with cellist Yo Yo Ma for his album "Yo Yo Ma and Friends; Songs of Joy and Peace" and performed with him in television shows as the Colbert Report (Comedy Central) or the Early Show (CBS). As a member of Yo Yo Ma's Silk Road Ensemble she has performed at Carnegie Hall, Harman Center, UN and Lincoln Center (PBS Live From Lincoln Center Series). Ms. Pato resides in New York City since 2004. More Info: www.cristinapato.com Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.