LAURA FARRÉ ROZADA
PIANIST · MATHEMATICIAN · RESEARCHER · PRESENTER
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Araspel (2025)
Third solo album by Laura Farré Rozada, dedicated to Armenian piano music. The repertoire is a constant dialogue between Armenian composers and authors from Bulgaria, Ukraine, Israel, France, Russia and the USA. Featuring works by well-known historical composers (Debussy, Babadjanian, Komitas); others being rediscovered (Nenov, Spendiaryan, Abramian, Bortkiewicz, Hovhaness, Stanchinsky); two female composers (Chebotarian, Amiryan) and a work commissioned from Israeli-American composer Ofer Ben-Amots, titled The Butterfly Effect (world-premiere recording). While the main musical thread is triggered by Komitas’ musical legacy in engaging Armenian folk tunes into classical music, it is also a celebration of Europe’s culture richness and the need for all to coexist.



Nimbus (2021)
Second album by Laura Farré Rozada, and the second conceptual part of debut album The French Reverie (2018). This completes a tribute to the French piano repertoire of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, and specifically to the figure of the composer Olivier Messiaen (1908-1992). The album explores the creative and conceptual possibilities of water, featuring works by Maurice Ravel, Pierre Jodlowski, Tōru Takemitsu, Dai Fujikura, Unsuk Chin, Anna Þorvaldsdóttir, Josep Maria Guix and Yixuan Zhao. Includes the world-premiere recordings of Guix's Drizzle Draft, Fujikura's Frozen Heat and Zhao's Still Life.

The French Reverie (2018)
Debut album by Laura Farré Rozada. A musical journey through French music of the 20th and 21st Centuries, featuring works by Messiaen, Dutilleux, Manoury, Escaich, Järventausta, Ben-Amots and Djambazov. Includes the world-premiere recordings of Ben-Amots' Akëda and Järventausta's La vehemència del despertar.












