Manel Camp
Inspired by the Catalan Novo Canco movement of the 1950s, Manel Camp is one of Spain's most accomplished contemporary pianists/composers. Born in Barcelona in 1947, his music career began with Fusioon, the prog rock outfit he formed with his brother Jordi, who released three albums before splitting in the mid-'70s. After collaborations with classical pianist Ludovica Mosca and percussionist Santi Arisa, he recorded his debut solo album, Poesia Secreta, in 1985, which kick-started a prolific output that has included soundtracks for the musicals El Retaule de la Llum, Mes Enlla del Bosc, and Canigo y Fades; scores for several films, chamber works, and ballets; and arrangements for the likes of Llúis Llach, Maria del Mar Bonet, and Joan Isaac. A continuous presence on the international festival circuit, Camp has also recently become a teacher of jazz and modern music at L'Escola Superior de Musica de Catalunya.
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Discography
18 album(s) • Sorted by Bestseller
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Pianos - Bach Jazz
Jazz - Released by DiscMedi S.A. on 11/07/2008
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De Minorisa a Carst (75è Aniversari)
Jazz - Released by Picap on 21/01/2022
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Illa Inaudita
Classical - Released by Audiovisuals de Sarrià, SL. on 14/04/2024
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Canigó / L'estona de Filar / El Llibre de Les Besties / Sentí D'Amor Delit
Folk - Released by Picap on 1/01/1999
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Poesia Secreta & la Meva Petita Terra
Jazz - Released by Picap on 1/01/2000
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Estimar
Blues - Released by Audiovisuals de Sarrià, SL. on 23/04/2024
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