The Tenerife conductor, David González, has once again led the Gran Canaria Philharmonic Orchestra in the current 23-24 season, where he has had the opportunity to premiere works by the composers Manuel Bonino, Ernesto Aurignac and Vicent David. David González continues in this way, working with the most significant composers of today, as happened in the last edition of the Classical Laguna Experience Festival, where he conducted works by Laura Vega and the Colombian composer, Carolina Noguera.

In this way, the Tenerife director continues to advance his career after having premiered and recorded works by composers Cecilia Díaz, Gabriela Ortiz and David del Puerto last season.

Among his latest projects, it is worth highlighting those carried out with the Teatro Xtremo company, with which he has been in charge of productions such as Stabat Mater by Pergolesi or Lazarillo de Tormes by David del Puerto, a project that will be presented next 2024, adapted and directed towards the children and family audiences.

After his first contact with conducting when he was only 16 years old, David González began his studies in orchestra conducting in 2012 with Andrés Salado and Miguel Romea in Madrid. Throughout that stage, other directors such as Bruno Aprea, Lorenzo Ramos, Miquel Ortega, Uros Lajovic and Clark Rundell have contributed to his training during his first years.

Having conducted ensembles such as the Verum Symphony Orchestra, the Malaga Philharmonic Orchestra or the Dubrovnik Symphony, it is worth highlighting the third prize received in the V edition of the Competition for Orchestra conductors held in Córdoba in 2017 where he was able to conduct the Orchestra of said city.

David González has been an assistant to renowned teachers such as Evelino Pidò or Karel Mark Chichon in the operas Werther and La Bohème, within the Ópera de Tenerife and Las Palmas seasons, respectively. The Canarian conductor has conducted the Gran Canaria Philharmonic Orchestra on several occasions; formation with which, within his 21-22 season, he had the opportunity to work with the pianist Juan Pérez Floristán and the soprano Estefanía Perdomo.

Among other projects that should be mentioned, his participation in the XXVII Canary Zarzuela Season with the Las Palmas Symphony Orchestra stands out.