Omar G. Rubia

violín

Natural de Jaén, durante su formación ha sido alumno de los profesores Sergey Teslya, Olga Vilkomirskaia, Sergey Fatkouline, entre otros; ha asistido a cursos de perfeccionamiento y clases magistrales con profesores entre los que cabe destacar a Danuta Glowaka-Pitet, Anna Baget, Gonçal Comellas, Maxim Vengerov. En Noviembre de 2007 viaja a Estados Unidos, concretamente a la ciudad de Nueva York para recibir clases en la Manhattan School of Music de Pinchas Zukerman, Patinka Kopec y Grigory Kalinovsky.

Ha sido colaborador en numerosas orquestas y ha realizado giras a lo largo de países como Portugal, Francia, Italia y España. En los últimos años, es concertino invitado de diferentes orquestas españolas y profesor invitado para dirigir ensayos seccionales en numerosas orquestas jóvenes.

Como solista, ha actuado en numerosos teatros y auditorios interpretando grandes obras del repertorio para violín y orquesta. Nunca ha dejado de preocuparse por la música de cámara y en este campo ha formado parte de varias agrupaciones como cuartetos, dúos y tríos. Desde hace más de una década, forma un dúo con la pianista María Pulgar y es primer violín del Cuarteto Iranzo.

Actualmente ejerce la docencia en el Conservatorio Profesional de Jaén mediante oposición, imparte cursos y clases magistrales como profesor invitado y colabora con diferentes orquestas como concertino invitado.

Para conciertos en calidad de solista y recitales, ha contado con el apoyo de Machold Rare Violins, quienes le han cedido magníficos instrumentos como un Joseph Rocca, (Turín, 1860), y en la actualidad, toca un violín de I. Fleta (Barcelona, 1950).

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Born in Jaén, Spain, he studied with renowned teachers including Sergey Teslya, Olga Vilkomirskaia, Sergey Fatkouline, among others. He has also attended advanced training courses and masterclasses with distinguished musicians such as Danuta Głowaka-Pitet, Anna Baget, Gonçal Comellas, and Maxim Vengerov. In November 2007, he traveled to New York City, USA, to receive instruction at the Manhattan School of Music from Pinchas Zukerman, Patinka Kopec, and Grigory Kalinovsky.

He has performed as a guest musician with numerous orchestras and has toured extensively throughout Portugal, France, Italy, and Spain. In recent years, he is a guest concertmaster of different Spanish orchestras and guest professor to conduct sectional rehearsals in numerous young orchestras.

As a soloist, he has appeared in many theatres and concert halls, performing major works from the violin and orchestra repertoire. Chamber music has always remained a central part of his artistic activity. In this field, he has been a member of several ensembles, including string quartets, piano trios, and violin-piano duos. For more than a decade, he has been a duet with pianist María Pulgar and is the first violin of the Iranzo String Quartet.

He currently teaches at the Professional Conservatory of Jaén, having obtained his position through Spain’s competitive public examination system. In addition to his teaching duties, he regularly gives courses and masterclasses as a guest professor and collaborates with various orchestras as a guest concertmaster.

For his solo performances and recitals, he has received the support of Machold Rare Violins, which has entrusted him with exceptional instruments, including a Joseph Rocca violin (Turin, 1860). He currently performs on a violin by I. Fleta (Barcelona, 1950).