
ALESSANDRA ROMBOLÁ. Catanzaro,1973
Is a musician involved in different aspects of music making. One of the most active flutist in Spain, working in the field of contemporary music and improvisation.
A versatile interpreter of notated, graphic and highly complex scores and an improviser with a unique language. Her camaleonic personality and her flexibility with all kinds of techniques allow her to switch with much ease between interpretation and improvisation.
Classical trained musician, (Flute Professor at the Conservatoire in Madrid, Postgraduate and Master in Performance at Trinity College of Music in London, Specialisation in Contemporary Music at Strasbourg Superior Conservatoire) her main interest is experimental music as well as sound installations, video art and dance.
She has collaborated with some of the most significant musicians on the European scene of improvisation and she has been invited to different festivals in Europe, USA, México and Lebanon. At present she has different musical projects: ARà Dúo, with the percussionist Nuria Andorrà, the trio O3, with Ingar Zach (percussion) and Esteban Algora (accordion) and he unique Solo Continuum, which mixes notaded music and improvvisation.
She is co-founder of ERGO SOUND, a new ensemble based in Madrid.
In the field of contemporary music she has collaborated with Plural Ensemble, Proyecto Guerrero, Cosmos XXI, Ensemble Madrid, OperaNova, Nou Ensemble, Espai Sonor, Vertixe Sonora and Neopercusión in different projects, both as soloist and as chamber music musician.
She has premiered music by many composer of the new generation such as Joan Arnau Pámies, Ramón Souto, Mauricio Pauly, Fran Cabeza de Vaca, Lula Romero, Januibe Tejera, Henrik Denerin, Victor Ibarra…
She is Flute Professor at the Professional Conservatoire of Madrid and Flute and Chamber music professor at the Superior Achademy Katarina Gurska.
She has recorded for the labels: Confront, Teñidos, Sillón, Sofa, Another Timbre, Al-Maslakh and Con-v. Her new work for solo flute is now out on Stradivarius.








