About
Olga González Cárdaba (Madrid, 1987) does her Middle School studies with Thuan Do Mihn, and Higher Degree with Alan Kovacs at the Superior Conservatory of Aragon, finishing with Honors.
Olga González Cárdaba has received classes from professors such as Igor Sulyga, Diemut Poppen, Jesse Levine, David Quiggle, Ashan Pillai and Harmut Rhode among others.
Olga González Cárdaba has worked under the direction of Lutz Kohler, Vasily Petrenko, Edmon Colomer, Lawrence Foster, Christian Zacharias and Vladimir Ashkenazy. She has been a principal violator of the JONDE, and since 2008 belongs to the "European Union Youth Orchestra" (EUYO). Also collaborated with the Cadaqués Symphony Orchestra and has been invited on several occasions to the National Orchestra of Spain (ONE).
In the field of chamber music she has worked with the "Casals Quartet", "Cuarteto Quiroga", "Cuarteto Artemis" and now Olga González Cárdaba is part of the "Albor Quartet" with which she receives classes in the "Hochschule für Musik Hans Eisler" of Berlin with Prof. Eberhard Feltz.
As a soloist Olga González Cárdaba debuted in Germany in 2004 with the "Orchestra of the Conservatory of El Escorial", in 2007 with the "Camerata Aragón", and in 2010 he performed with the "Philharmonisches Orchester Vorpommern", "Nordeutsche Philarmonie", "Orchester der Hochschule für Musik Rostock "and with" Freis Studenten Orchester Rostock ".
She has been granted a scholarship by Ibercaja and in 2010 she won an Honorable Mention in the Permanent Competition of Musical Youths of Spain.
Olga González Cárdaba has studied during 2008-2009 in the "Academia Barenboim" with Felix Schwartz and Julia Deyneka, soloists of the Staatskapelle in Berlin.
He is currently studying at the "Hochschule für Musik und Theater Rostock" in Germany, receiving classes from Prof. Felix Schwartz.