Hemiòlia is a chamber music group formed by Jordi Bonilla Julià (oboe) and Paula Martí Fandos (piano). Their main motivation is to delve into the chamber music repertoire and enjoy music, exploring pieces that range from the baroque to the present day.

Hemiòlia, a technical musical term that refers to the substitution of two ternary metric units with three binary ones, perfectly defines the nature of this chamber group to form both a duo and a trio, offering the possibility of incorporating a third member at certain times.

Artistic Proposals: Hemiòlia has created several innovative and multidisciplinary shows, combining classical music with other styles, audiovisual elements, and theater:

• Layla, a journey of hope: A reflective show on immigration that integrates live music with electronic sounds and audiovisual projections.
  
• Cavernus – a musical evolution: A theatrical sound journey with a lot of humor that covers different eras and musical styles.
• Layla – the storyteller: A family show that fuses music, narration, and illustrations to create an immersive experience.

Discography:

• Layla - a journey of hope
  
• Available on Spotify: Listen here
  
• Description: This album includes the set of pieces by Manuel de Falla that appear in the show Layla – a journey of hope.

This profile highlights the dedication of the members of Hemiòlia as musicians and educators, showcasing their passion for teaching, innovation in musical performances, and their ability to inspire through musical excellence and pedagogy.

Jordi Bonilla Julià

Jordi Bonilla Julià is an oboist, conductor, and teacher with a long career in classical music and music education. As an oboe teacher at the Tortosa School and Conservatory of Music, Jordi has been instrumental in training numerous students, providing them with a solid technical and musical foundation. His experience as a performer includes a wide range of musical genres, from classical to traditional music, as well as pop-rock and jazz, which enriches his teaching with a broad and versatile perspective.

In his work as a conductor, Jordi has led various musical ensembles, providing inspiring artistic direction. Additionally, as a co-founder of Hemiòlia, he is committed to innovation in musical performances, combining live music with audiovisual elements to create unique experiences.

Concerns/Interests:

• Innovation in musical performances.
  
• Musical pedagogy.
  
• Personal and professional development in the musical field.
  

Academic Background and Experience: Jordi began his musical studies in Valencia, his hometown. At the age of 12, he moved to Tortosa and later started his oboe studies at the Conservatorio Superior Municipal de Música de Barcelona with Joan Barcons, obtaining the Honor Awards in both Intermediate and Advanced levels. Subsequently, he obtained a Postgraduate degree in oboe, and studied harmony, counterpoint, fugue, orchestration, composition, and orchestra conducting, achieving the higher qualification in the latter discipline with Albert Argudo. He also studied at the University of Alcalá de Henares in specialized music courses. In recent years, he has continued his training at the International School of Orchestra Conducting Maestro Navarro Lara, obtaining a distinguished degree in Symphony Orchestra Conducting from the Royal Schools of Music in London (ABRSM). He has participated in interpretation courses with renowned oboists such as Omar Zoboli, Marton Szöverdi, Thomas Indermühle, Andreas Witmann, Laurent Gignoux, and Eduardo Martínez, and has worked with conductors such as Alexandre Myrat, Amaryl du Closel, Alim Shakh, Jorma Panula, and Jordi Mora.

Professional Experience:

• He has taught oboe at various schools in the country. He held the oboe position at the Reus Conservatory of Music and since 1997 has been a tenured oboe professor at the Tortosa Conservatory of Music, where he also directed the Professional Grade Orchestra.
  

• He has performed as a soloist with ensembles such as the Empordà Chamber Orchestra, the Felip Pedrell Orchestra, the Peñíscola Orchestra, and the Tortosa Chamber Orchestra. He has been a member of the European Interregional Symphony Orchestra (Germany), the Barcelona Baroque Camerata, the Jove Orquestra de la Ribera d’Ebre, the Vilaseca Chamber Orchestra, the wind quintet "Syrinx," the group "Cambra XX," and the quartet "Sheherazade Ensemble."
  

• As a conductor, at the age of 22, he took charge of the Tortosa Municipal Music Band for 11 years (1994-2005), recording two compact discs. He has conducted the Baix Ebre Chamber Orchestra, the Moldavian Philharmonic Orchestra (Czech Republic), the Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra (Bulgaria), the Timisoara State Philharmonic Orchestra (Romania), the Atlantic Coast Orchestra (Portugal), and has been invited to conduct several orchestras such as the Vilaseca Chamber Orchestra, the Camerata XXI Orchestra, and the Tarragona Provincial Youth Symphony Orchestra. He is the founding and principal conductor of the Tortosa Chamber Orchestra (OCTO) (2008-2022) and the Symphony Orchestra of the Ebro Lands (OSTE) (2013-2022).
  

Activity as an Oboist:

Currently, he is a founding member of the group Hemiòlia and collaborates with various chamber groups and orchestras in the country, serving as an oboe teacher at the Tortosa School and Conservatory of Music.

Paula Martí Fandos

Paula Martí Fandos is a pianist and music theory teacher, with an extensive career in both teaching and musical performance. Her passion for music and teaching has been a constant throughout her career, standing out for her ability to integrate innovative methodologies and her versatility as a performer.

Concerns/Interests:

• Innovative methodologies in music teaching.
  
• Versatility in musical performance.
  
• Holistic development of the student.
  

Academic and Musical Training: Paula Martí obtained her higher degrees in music theory and piano at the Conservatorio Superior de Música del Liceo. With the intention of perfecting her technique and pedagogy, she has incorporated the Cos-Art technique, which has allowed her to achieve a deeper connection with her instrument. This training is complemented by studies in prominent musical pedagogies, such as those of Edgar Willems, Jacques Dalcroze, and Edwin Gordon. These methodologies have enriched her teaching abilities and allowed her to develop an integral and personalized approach to music education.

Professional Experience: Since September 2001, Paula Martí has been a music theory teacher at the Tortosa School and Conservatory of Music. In her teaching methodology, the use of Jacques Dalcroze's eurhythmics stands out, for which she holds a certificate endorsed by the Geneva Institute. This methodology has been a cornerstone in her classes, allowing for a more dynamic and comprehensive approach to musical learning. Additionally, she has obtained the IGEME certificate for teaching music to babies aged 0 to 6 years according to Edwin Gordon's theory. This diversification in her training reflects her dedication to adapting to the educational needs of different age groups. In addition to her work at the Tortosa Conservatory, Paula teaches as a guest lecturer at other educational institutions. This complementary teaching activity allows her to disseminate her methodologies and contribute to musical education in different educational contexts.

Activity as a Pianist: In the field of musical performance, Paula Martí has performed numerous concerts, both solo and in various chamber ensembles. She is currently part of two musical duos: a piano four hands duo with Elisa Huguet and another with oboist Jordi Bonilla, with whom she founded the group Hemiòlia, participating in various innovative and multidisciplinary musical projects.

CAVERNUS

A MUSICAL EVOLUTION

Is it possible to review the history of music from prehistoric caves?

Two endearing cavemen will find a way to do it, and they will take us on an unprecedented journey through time.

A wordless theatrical-musical show filled with humor. Surprising and engaging.

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between shadows and light

Little Leonardo

The extreme curiosity and ​overwhelming creativity that sprang ​from him from a very young age led ​Leonardo da Vinci to become one of ​the greatest artists humanity has ever ​known.

We invite you to delve into the ​childhood of the Italian genius through ​our music.