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Conservatori del Liceu

Historical Institutions and Ensembles

Conservatori del Liceu

Year of establishment: 1837
Year of dissolution: Still active
History:
Music education institution founded in 1837 under the name of Liceu Filo-dramàtic de Barcelona from which the Gran Teatre del Liceu (1847-) stems. Even after the administrative separation of both institutions seven years after its creation, conservatory and theatre have maintained a relevant relationship, especially in providing performers for the theatre. Between 1847 and 1888, Marià Obiols was its director and was succeeded by composers such as Gabriel Balart (1889-1893), Joan Lamote de Grignon (1919-1931) and Pere Vallribera (1953-1982). Illustrious alumni of the institution include the sopranos Montserrat Caballé and Victòria dels Àngels.

Related names:
Abarcat, Josep
Abreu, Andreu Avel.lí
Ainaud, Enric
Altisent, Joan
Bach, Léa
Balart, Gabriel
Barberà, Josep
Benejam, Lluís
Borràs, Teresa
Caballé, Montserrat
Cabané, Cebrià
Calado, Màrius
Canela, Maria
Capsir, Mercè
Carratalà, Maria
Cerdà, Àngel
Costa, Vicent
Dini, Bonaventura
Dotras, Joan
Esplà, Òscar
Ferrer, Josep
Forns, Francesc
Gas, Manuel
Grau, Agustí
Guinjoan, Joan
Jaquetti, Palmira
Lamaña, Josep Maria
Lamote de Grignon, Joan
Laporta , Francesc
López, Victòria
Madriguera, Enric
Marshall, Frank
Mestres, Joan
Millet, Lluís
Mompou, Frederic
Montserrat, Francesc
Obiols, Marià
Pahissa, Jaume
Passolas, Josep
Plantada, Mercè
Pujol, Francesc
Ribera, Cosme
Rodó, Gabriel
Sagrera, Sants
Sànchez, Domènec
Sánchez, Francesc de Paula
Santos, Carles
Serra, Modest
Sicard, Júlia
Socias, Benvingut
Tarragó, Gracià
Tintorer, Pere
Valls, Manuel
Vidal, Joaquim
Xancó , Ernest