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Miguel Roa

1944 – 2016

Spanish conductor

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About Miguel Roa

Lived 1944 – 2016 (aged 71). Miguel Roa was a Spanish conductor and musician.

Miguel Roa (Madrid, 1944 – Illescas, 2016) was a Spanish conductor. He was particularly associated with the zarzuela, and joined the Teatro de la Zarzuela in 1978, becoming director in 1985.

Selected discography Tomás Bretón: Andalusian Scenes; In the Alhambra; Opera Preludes. Orquesta de la Comunidad de Madrid. Miguel Roa (Naxos, 2008) Joaquín Rodrigo: El hijo fingido. Comedia lírica en un prólogo y dos actos. Miguel Roa (2002) Preludes and Choruses from Zarzuelas (Naxos, 2003) Manuel Penella: El gato montés Teresa Berganza Plácido Domingo . Coro Titular Del Teatro Lírico Nacional la Zarzuela, Madrid Symphony Orchestra Miguel Roa (2CD DGG, 1998) Pasión española: coplas. Plácido Domingo, Orquesta de la Comunidad de Madrid. Miguel Roa (DGG, 2008) Amadeo Vives: Doña Francisquita, Ainhoa Arteta, Plácido Domingo, Linda Mirabal. Cordoba Grand Theatre Chorus, Seville Symphony Orchestra Miguel Roa

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Miguel Roa García

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Miguel Roa?

Spanish conductor

When was Miguel Roa born?

Miguel Roa was born on 7 April 1944 in Madrid.

When did Miguel Roa die?

Miguel Roa died on 4 February 2016 in Illescas.

What was Miguel Roa's occupation?

Miguel Roa was a conductor and musician.

What nationality was Miguel Roa?

Miguel Roa was Spanish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Miguel Roa

· Wikidata: Q16106778

· DBpedia: Miguel Roa

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