Lux Musicae highlights the chamber concert ambience which conveys “transparency” to realize artistic productions that integrate music, dance, theatre and the visual arts.
Our vision is to perform chamber music of the past, present and future; to share the intimacy of ensemble music setting. Ensemble music is unique in how and why it is created in the minds of the composers and usually involves anywhere from three to eighteen musicians.
Lux Musicae’s audience brings together all types of concert goers; specifically, those interested in collaborations between artists. The ensemble embraces young composers to commission works for performance and competitions, and offers accomplished young artists an opportunity to collaborate with professional musicians. Artists can participate in performances by invitation, audition or recommendation.
Artists interested in performing with Lux Musicae may email the ensemble’s Artistic Director.
Artistic Director Emmanuel Godoy
Emmanuel Godoy holds a Bachelors Degree from the Boston Conservatory of Music, a Masters Degree from the Juilliard School, and was a full scholarship student in the Professional Studies Program at Mannes College. He began studying conducting under Attilio Poto and Terence Frazor; continued studies with Peter Bay and Kirk Trevor at the International Conducting Institute.
Mr. Godoy has performed with the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra; Connecticut Grand Opera; San Antonio Symphony; as Solo Percussionist for the Lincoln Center Institute; and percussionist for the Broadway Majestic Series, Ragtime and Crazy for You.
As Principal Timpanist for the Mexico City Philharmonic Orchestra, he recorded Lalo Schifrin’s world premiere Cantos Aztecas with Placido Domingo (Amazon); music of Liadov; Rachmaninoff; and Carmine Coppolas soundtrack for the movie Blood Red (Amazon). His recordings include music of Jorge Córdoba, Juegos Sonoros, and with the Air Force Band of the West. Chopin’s Prelude in E Minor (SteveWeissMusic ) and Debussy’s Footprints in the Snow ( SteveWeissMusic ) are among his numerous vibraphone arrangements.
He has performed under the following conductors; Jorge Mester, Maxim Shostakovich, Loris Tjeknavorian, Sixten Erhling, Leo Dreihuys, Jo Ann Falletta, James DePriest, Eugene Cohn, Enrique Batiz, Hugh Wolff, and Gerard Schwarz among others.
Presently, Mr. Godoy serves as Principal Timpanist for the Corpus Christi Symphony, and Assistant Timpanist with Victoria Symphony. He is Artistic Director of Lux Musicae, which he founded in 2011.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Robert Saenz, JD/Executive Director
Rev. Adelin Rival Div. MA(Th) BCC/Board Member
Eugene Rodriguez, MD/Board Member
Joe M. Moody, MD/Board Member
Mark Sowell, 7 Wells Pool Management (Owner)/Board Member
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Lux Musicae
11315 Woodridge Forest
San Antonio, TX 78249
