Between contemporary clarinet, family memory and an almost cinematic sensitivity, Teresa Nogueron builds in “Vuit” a delicate, intimate and deeply evocative live performance. Dedicated to her grandfather and emotionally rooted in the Terres de l’Ebre, the piece moves through loss, tension and a quiet sense of acceptance, allowing sound to become a space where memory takes shape. Clarinet, guitar and electronic bases come together in a format that feels both close and expansive, where acoustic gestures, breath and atmospheric textures coexist with remarkable naturalness.
With a sound world that can recall Truffaut film scores, the emotional passages of Georges Delerue or the universe of “La nuit américaine”, “Vuit” reclaims the clarinet as an instrument capable of moving between subtlety, expressive force and experimentation. Without relying on grand scenic artifices, the performance centres on listening and on music’s ability to suggest inner landscapes, latent images and emotions that do not need to be overstated. A small wonder only in appearance.
Teresa Nogueron
Teresa Nogueron is a clarinettist and creator trained in Tortosa, Barcelona and Frankfurt. She holds a degree in Clarinet Performance from ESMUC and a master’s degree in Orchestral Performance from the HFMDK in Frankfurt. Founder of the group Sommeliers, with whom she has released three albums, she has collaborated with orchestras such as the OBC, Orquestra de Cadaqués, Simfònica del Vallès and GIOrquestra, and has shared the stage with artists including Josep Carreras, Kiri Te Kanawa, Ara Malikian, Sílvia Pérez Cruz, Joan Manuel Serrat, Noa, Andrea Bocelli and Benjamin Clementine. She has also worked across a wide range of recording, educational and stage projects, building a versatile career that moves between classical music, contemporary creation and formats centred on attentive listening.