Former Student

Carlos Vidal

Cello
Spain

Carlos Vidal is a Spanish cellist who has been studying with Jérôme Pernoo in Paris since the age of 16. He is currently completing his studies in Munich.

Awards
  • Laureate – Pau Casals International Award
  • 1st Prize – Kodály International Competition
  • 2nd Prize – Brahms International Competition
  • Prince of Hesse Award – Kronberg Academy

Biography

Born in 2004 in Valencia, Carlos Vidal is a cellist currently studying at the Hochschule für Musik in Munich in Julian Steckel’s class. He studied cello in Valencia, Barcelona, and Madrid with Iñaki Etxepare, Salvador Bolón, María Casado, and Asier Polo, then joined the class of Jérôme Pernoo and Edgar Moreau at the Conservatoire Supérieur National de Musique de Paris in February 2020.

A laureate of numerous international competitions, he has been recognized at the International Kódaly Competition, the Jeunesses Musicales de España Permanent Competition, the Pau Casals International Prize, and the Johannes Brahms International Competition, among others. In October 2022, he received the Prince of Hesse Award at the Kronberg Academy. Carlos has performed in most European countries and has participated in prestigious festivals such as the Casals Festival, the Casalmaggiore International Festival, the Kronberg Festival, the Schiermonnikoog Festival, and the Schleswig-Holstein Festival.

Institutions
  • Valencia, Barcelona, and Madrid – Iñaki Etxepare, Salvador Bolón, María Casado, Asier Polo
  • Hochschule für Musik und Theater München – Master (2023–2025) – Julian Steckel
  • Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris – Licence (2020–2023) – Jérôme Pernoo
  • Pernoo School of Musical Performance – (2022-2023) Jérôme Pernoo

Activity

Festivals / Seasons
  • Casals Festival
  • Casalmaggiore International Festival
  • Kronberg Festival
  • Schiermonnikoog Festival
  • Schleswig-Holstein Festival.

Academies
  • Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music
  • Fundación Juan March

Media

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Other artists

Johannes Gray
USA
  • 1st Prize – “World’s Biggest Stage” International Competition
  • Special Prize – Grand Prix Emanuel Feuermann
  • 2nd Prize – International J.-S. Bach Competition
  • Laureate – International Pablo Casals Award

Marina Martins
Brazil
  • First Prize – Orpheus Swiss Chamber Music Competition
  • Exilarte Preis – Austria
  • Young Soloists Competition Prize – São Paulo State Symphony Orchestra
  • Eleazar de Carvalho Medal

Ivan Karizna
Belarus
  • Prizewinner – Tchaikovsky Competition
  • Prizewinner – Queen Elisabeth Competition
  • Prizewinner – Guilhermina Suggia Competition