Born in Barcelona in 1995, she currently resides in Basel, where she combines her studies at the Hochschule für Musik with teaching. She studied at ESMUC with Vladislav Bronevetzky and at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels with Boyan Vodenitcharov, graduating Cum Laude. Chamber music plays a central role in her career, having studied with the Casals Quartet, Kennedy Moretti, and Anton Kernjak. She is a member of the Bärhof Ensemble and regularly plays with violinist Jaume Guri, often performing works on fortepiano with a historical performance approach. She frequently participates in interdisciplinary projects that integrate dance and physical theatre. She has performed in venues and festivals such as the Auditori de Barcelona, the Musical Instrument Museum in Brussels, Gare du Nord Basel, and the Festival Obertura in Barcelona.
Eugènia Guri, piano
