Title: Barcelona Municipal Band
Content: Felix Hauswirth ; Jan Cober ; Walter Ratzek ; Franz-Paul Decker ; Andrés Valero Castells ; Manel Valdivieso ; Rafael Sanz Espert ; Arturo Tamayo ; José R. Pascual Vilaplana Stefan Schilli, oboe ; Yukiko Akagi, piano ; Shoichiro Hokazono, euphonium ; Arno Bornkamp, saxophone ; Jesús Santandreu, saxophone ; Àlex Alguacil, piano ; Ximo Vicedo, trombone ; Marta Matheu, soprano ; Albert Guinovart, piano ; Enrique Bagaría, piano Carles Santos, composer ; Coral Cantiga, Coral Sant Jordi, Coral Càrmina ; Spanish Brass Luur Metalls ; Gelabert-Azzopardi dance company ; Lloll Bertran, actress ; Sol Picó, choreographer The Barcelona Municipal Band has partnered with musicians of acknowledged international renown throughout its long history. Some of the people who have recently worked with the band are the conductors: The soloists: Other collaborators include:
Title: Quartet de Barcelona
Content: Eduard Toldrà: Vistes al mar (2000) ; Joaquim Homs: Viacrucis (2000) (première world recording) ; Joaquin Turina: La oración del torero (2004) ; Vladimir Blok: Quartet (2004) (première world recording) Quartet de Barcelona have premiered works by composers Jordi Paris, David Esterri, Jep Nuix (1955-1998) and Miquel Roger Casamada (b. 1954), some of which have been dedicated to them. Recorded work includes four recordings of music by Ludwig van Beethoven, Juan Crisóstomo Arriaga, Antonín Dvořák, Dmitri Shostakovich, Eduard Toldrà, Joaquín Turina, Vladimir Blok, Joaquim Homs and Miquel Roger.
Title: Music of Catalonia
Content:  composers to the South and West or the French composers to the North. Joan Pau Pujol wrote four books of polyphonic masses and motets in honor of the patron saint of Barcelona, St. George. Performances of opera, mostly imported from Italy, began in the 18th century, but some native operas were written as well, including three by Isaac Albéniz and seven by Enrique Granados. The Barcelona opera house, Gran Teatre del Liceu, which opened in 1847, remains one of the most important in Spain; in addition, in the mid-19th century the first Barcelona Philharmonic Society was founded for the performance of orchestral music. Several symphonic orchestras exist in Catalonia today, including the Barcelona Orchestra.
Title: Barcelona Municipal Band
Content:  Founded in 1886 by Barcelona City Council, the Barcelona Municipal Band is a musical institution going back a long way. Since 2007, it has been the resident band at the Barcelona Auditorium (L'Auditori), where it offers a fixed season of concerts and where it develops projects in partnership with artists and groups forming part of the international scene as well as those from the local sphere. The resident conductor since 2008 has been the Catalan composer and conductor Salvador Brotons.
Title: Quartet de Barcelona
Content:  Quartet de Barcelona (, Barcelona String Quartet): Marc Armengol, Edurne Vila, Violin; Ulrike Janssen, Viola; Sergi Boadella, Cello. The Quartet de Barcelona was created and made its debut in 1997. Since then it has performed in Germany, France and at the most prestigious festivals in Spain, having obtained critics' acclaim throughout. Their repertory includes the most significant works ranging from classicism to contemporary music.
Title: Barcelona (Freddie Mercury and Montserrat Caballé album)
Content:  The song was composed and produced by Mike Moran and Freddie Mercury. The recording sessions include violins by Homi Kanga and Laurie Lewis, cello by Deborah Ann Johnston, horn by Barry Castle and percussion by Frank Ricotti. "Barcelona" was chosen to be the anthem of 1992 Olympics in Spain, but Mercury died less than seven months before the games. It was, however, featured as the city introductory video at the opening ceremony, and it was used as the title music to the BBC's coverage of the 1992 Summer Olympics. The music video was filmed at the world's largest nightclub, Ku, nowadays named Privilege in Ibiza. Russell Watson covers it on his album The Voice with Shaun Ryder.
Title: Barcelona Municipal Band
Content:  Since 2007, the band has been resident at the Barcelona Auditorium, where it performs a fixed season of concerts with the collaboration of various guest conductors and soloists from the international scenario as well as from local spheres. Coinciding with the band's arrival at this facility, the Catalan composer and conductor Salvador Brotons i Soler took the baton and continues to head the band today. His work has strengthened the commitment to contemporary creations and works have been commissioned from active composers in a move to further the dissemination of Catalan music. The band's own repertory has also been increased to bring this music closer to the public. Today, the Barcelona Municipal Band is a formation committed to the society it forms part of, a participant in its age and an active protagonist on the Barcelona music scene.
Title: Barcelona (Freddie Mercury and Montserrat Caballé album)
Content:  Barcelona is a collaborative studio album recorded by Freddie Mercury, frontman of popular British rock band Queen, and operatic soprano Montserrat Caballé. It was released in 1988 and serves as the second and final album by Mercury to be recorded outside of Queen. After Barcelona was selected to host the 1992 Summer Olympics, Mercury was approached to write a song as a theme for the forthcoming games. The idea was to create a duet with Caballé, as she was from the city. He had been a long-standing admirer of her and she in turn grew to respect his talents very highly. They decided to work 
Title: A Barcelona
Content:   A Barcelona is a poem by Jacint Verdaguer, published in 1883. It is a triumphant song of the transformation undergone by Barcelona since the mid-19th century. Consisting of 46 quatrains of Alexandrine verses, and a re-editing process started in 1874 and completed in 1875, it is the fruit of a labour started in 1883. The author then lengthened and amended it three times, the last two shortly before its publication.
Title: Music of Catalonia
Content:  Around the beginning of the 20th century, two Catalan composers—Enric Granados and Isaac Albéniz—became the most famous composers in Spain. Francisco Tárrega and Miquel Llobet expanded the technical possibilities of guitar. Their music remains in the standard classical repertory today. Cellist Pau Casals is admired as an outstanding player. Frederic Mompou (1893–1987) is known for his delicate piano works, which often have a Catalan flavor. He spent most of his life in Paris, returning to his native Barcelona only during and after World War II. A tradition of Catalan art songs also developed, following a similar popularity in the rest of Spain. These have been performed and promoted by Catalan artists, including an album of Catalan folk-songs by Victoria de los Angeles (1991) and an album of more classical songs by José Carreras (1991).

Question: Who was the composer of Barcelona?
Answer: Freddie Mercury.
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