Ana Parejo Belando (1995)

Ana Parejo Belando is a young singer and saxophonist from Valencia whose artistic work moves between contemporary creation and Baroque music. A multidisciplinary artist always motivated to learn and explore new artistic territory, in January 2026 she begins the Master of Advanced Vocal Ensemble Studies (AVES) programme at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis. She holds a Master's in Singing with a composer-performer specialization (HEM Geneva, 2023-2025); a Master's in Saxophone with a specialization in contemporary music (HEM, 2021-2023); a Bachelor's in Saxophone (ESMUC, Barcelona); and a degree in Fine Arts (UPV Valencia, 2013-2017).

Ana regularly collaborates with composers on co-creation projects. She has premiered pieces written for her such as La sed by Hilario Flores-Coni (February 2025), Cuerpo/Mar by Florencia Novoa de Ferari (February 2025), and Traces by Pablo Andrés (June 2025).

As a SAXOPHONIST she has performed with the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande, the Geneva Camerata, the Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra, the Orchestre Frank Martin, the Festival Archipel, the Banda Municipal de Barcelona and the Forum Wallis. As a SINGER, she won First Prize at the Première Chamber Music (Early Music) Competition at the FestiVita! festival with Trio Turbulences; sang with the [H]Éros Ensemble at the Laus Polyphoniae festival (Antwerp, August 2025); took part in the production Dernière expédition au pays des merveilles by OperaLab (Comédie de Genève, January 2025) and the production María de Buenos Aires (Grand Théâtre de Genève, October-November 2023). In August 2025 she was selected to take part in the Voice Studio of the Darmstädter Ferienkurse. As a COMPOSER, she has premiered her piece Dos notas, commissioned by Ensemble Contrechamps (Geneva, November 2025); A su suerte, with Hortense Airault (Duo Imminent) (Geneva, June 2025); Larmes, singing and conducting at the Festival Octobre Musical de Carthage (Tunisia, October 2024); her cycle Dentro de mí for voice and electronics (Geneva, June 2023/2024); her cycle Casa, for saxophone, voice and electronics (Geneva, June 2023); and her first piece, Escena I, in a concert of the TRACES series (Geneva, February 2022).

Last updated: 10/9/26