SOUND RECORDIST | ignaciolusardimonteverde

The music of the Renaissance is one of most pure musics ever written, it has the powerful vibration of what is considered a natural pitch, this difference of distances between intervals is probably one of the things that makes music theme float from one chord to the other in a bright way.

Producer and recording engineer based in London, Musician of the year Latin UK AWARDS winner 2019. In 2020 Ignacio was admitted to the Guild of Musicians & Singers as a Fellow. He also made and Honorary Fellow of the North & Midlands School of Music for his outstanding contribution to the world music both as performer and audio engineer.

Presented as a soloist guitarist at Indian National theatre and Babylon Great Theatre. Produced a wide number of audio recordings that have been released at Nonclassical, Orpheus, ARC, Naxos of America, Orchid Classics, Drama Musica and others. Graduated as Choir Master and currently working in the development of different music festivals such as Ketevan World Sacred Music Festival (India), Babylon Festival (Iraq), London Strings Festival and intensely with a number of performers of classical and Early Music. Collaborations with the British Museum, Royal College of Music and the Guildhall School, producing also a number of albums at the iconic Abbey Road Studios and has worked for six years in the Latin American Baroque Festival of Buenos Aires.

In the time I worked as a choir conductor I always had the image of sitting at a console controlling the set up of every parameter, the difference was that instead of buttons I was using my hands to adjust de texture, dynamics, pitch, tempo and accents.

Getting the sound as natural as possible as if it was being played just in front of me is an exciting challenge. Make the musicians relax in their comfortable position, focusing on playing great music.