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 Born in Hondarribia (Gipuzkoa – Basque Country) in 1949.
Graduated in Medicine from the Valladolid University. He works as family doctor in Lezo (Gipuzkoa).
Autodidactic musical education.
He was iniciated into choir conducting with Maestro Erwin List.
Conductor of Ederki Choir in Valladolid (1971-1976). Third prize in Tolosa (1975).
Founder-Conductor of Eskifaia Choir in Hondarribia (1978-1994), winning first prizes in Ejea de los Caballeros, Tolosa, Avilés, Tours (France), Gorizia (Italy), Spittal an der Dräu (Austria), Mainhausen and Marktoberdorf (Germany).
Founder of Kanta Cantemus Korua (1995), in Gipuzkoa. First prizes in Tours-1997 (Francia) and Tolosa–1999.
Prizes of composition in Bilbao, Tolosa and Igualada. His scores are being published in Sweden (Gehrmans Musikförlag) , USA (Walton, Alliance Music P. and Santa Bárbara), Germany (Ferrimontana) and Basque Country (bustovega).
He carries out choral conducting work in Gipuzkoa, Vitoria, Ponteareas (Galicia), Medina del Campo (Valladolid), Madrid, Murcia, Munster-Alsacia ( France ), Pamplona, Segovia, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Avila, Pau (France), Stockholm (Sweden), Mérida (Venezuela).
He takes part in juries in composition and interpretation competitions for choirs in Arezzo (Italy), Cieza (Murcia), Cocentaina (Alicante), Debrecen (Hungary), Ejea de los Caballeros (Zaragoza), Grińón (Madrid), Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Mérida (Venezuela), Saint-Léger-Sous-Beuvray and Tours (France), Takarazuka (Japan), Tolosa and Zumarraga (Gipuzkoa).
Member of the technical commitee of Tolosa Competition and The Festival of Legnano (Italy).
Guest conductor:
"IV World Symposium on Choral Music - 1996", in Sydney (Australia).
Kobe, Osaka y Tokyo (Japan) (1998).
Tokyo Cantat (Japan) (2000 y 2002).
Americafest International Women’s Singing Festival, Seattle (EEUU) (2001).
Stockholm (Sweden) (2003).
Europa Cantat, Barcelona (2003).
Elektra Women’s Choir, Vancouver (Canada) (2003).
Limburg (Germany) (2004).
Coro Nacional de Espańa, Madrid (2004).
Lagun Onak Choir, Buenos Aires (Argentina) (2004).
Corale Renato Portelli, Mariano del Friuli (Italy) (2004).
Link utili:
www.bustovega.com/
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