Fernando Lázaro

I was born in Spain and trained at the Madrid Royal Conservatory. I am a composer, pianist, and musicologist, and I’m a member of the Madrid Association of Composers (AMCC). I hold a Master’s in Musical Composition and I am currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Orchestral Conducting. I teach in the Master’s program for Interpretation, Creation, and Musical Research at the King Juan Carlos I University in Madrid, Spain.

My career spans performances in prestigious venues such as the Auditorio Nacional de Madrid, Palau de la Música de Valencia, and international stages in Paris, Prague, and Copenhagen. My work covers piano, chamber music, concert songs, ballets, symphonic pieces, and film scores, with performances across Mexico, the United States, Austria, Japan, and beyond. I have collaborated with renowned composers like José Luis Turina and David del Puerto on 3 Pasiones de Mujer, written ballets for Renato Zanella (Brishen and Buscando Cervantes), and created music for film and dance. I have received the Distinguished Albacetense Prize (2016) and the Best Soundtrack Award (2017), and the Young Artists of Castilla-La Mancha Award (2004).