LUISA MORALES is a specialist in Spanish keyboard music. She has given concerts in Europe , the United States , Canada and South America often under the auspices of the Spanish Embassy and the Department of Cultural and Scientific Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. She has published articles in music magazines and has taught courses and given lectures on Spanish keyboard music at several european universities and centers ( Edinburgh University , Shrine Music Museum ). She was a grant holder of the Ministry of Culture for four consecutive years for the International courses of Spanish music at Santiago de Compostela, the Manuel de Falla Courses at Granada and the Sweelinck Conservatorium at Amsterdam . In 1983 she won the Colemán and José Miguel Ruiz Morales prizes for interpreting Spanish music. From 1980 to 1990 she studied in Paris and Amsterdam under Rafael Puyana and Ton Koopman.

Recent publications include: (ed.) " Claves y pianos españoles: interpretación y repertorio hasta 1830" (IEA 2003), " Obras para tecla del siglo XVIII MM. de San Pedro de las Dueñas" (IFC 1997), articles in the music journals Nassarre (1996, 1997, 1999, 2002), Revista de Musicología (2000 y 2002), Early Keyboard Journal (in press), De Clavicordio Proceedings Magnano (2004) and CD's as harpsichord soloist: “Música Sorprendente del Monasterio de San Pedro de las Dueñas” (Caskabel), “Soler & Scarlatti in London” (in press). She is the founder and director of FIMTE (International Festival of Spanish Keyboard Music)

CRISTOBAL SALVADOR has extensively toured Europe with his dance ensemble, participating in the most important Folklore Dance Festivals. He has given courses on andalousian folklore, bolero dance and castagnettes at the dance schools of Murcia , Burgos , Almería and notably at the Shrine Music Museum (USA) and Birllingham Festival (UK). Mr. Salvador is a member of the committee board of the Andalousian Federation of Folklore  (FAAF) and the deputy in Andalousia of the Spanish National Federation of Folklore (FEAF).