KD2X3
KD2X3 was a vocal band. We sang together since May 1999 until the end of 2001.
The KD2X3 repertory included original pieces, jazz standards, pop-rock, folk music, negro spirituals…
Its members were Pep Alarcón Pinya (conductor), Guillem Gelabert Deià, Toni Salvà Andreu, David Sánchez Crespillo, Sílvia Girón Llull, Xisca Campins Bibiloni and Marga Cloquell Ferretjans.
Recordings
KD2X3 recorded a demo CD during May 2001, called “Ben entonats”. in the Ona Digital recording studios, under the guidance of Miquel Brunet. The songs are available at the following links:
Concerts
During its activity period, KD2X3 performed in a number of concerts. An incomplete list follows:
With other choirs
- Santiago de Compostela. 9 May 1999.
- Església Parroquial de Consell. 15 May 1999.
- Església de Sant Francesc de Paula. Palma. 5 June 1999.
- Església Parroquial d’Alaró. 12 June 1999.
- Centre Cultural S’Escorxador. Palma. 21 June 1999.
- Esglèsia Parroquial d’Esporles. 30 June 1999.
- Església Parroquial de Consell. 4 December 1999.
- Parròquia Sant Josep Obrer. Palma. 22 December 1999.
- Santa Eugènia. 2 January 2000.
- Parròquia Sant Josep Obrer. Palma. 8 January 2000.
Solo concerts
- Teatre municipal. Pòrtol. 9 June 1999.
- Pregó de festes. Muro. 18 June 1999.
- IES Pau Casasnoves. Inca. 25 June 1999.
- Parròquia Sant Josep Obrer. Palma. 4 July 1999.
- Església parroquial de Llubí. 27 July 1999.
- Festes de Sant Jordi. 13 August 1999.
- Festes de Sant Bartomeu. Consell. 15 August 1999.
- Centre Cultural S’Escorxador. Marratxí. 27 August 1999.
- 25 Aniversari de l’Obra Cultural Balear a Inca, 26 November 1999.
- Teatre del Mar. Palma, 30 November 1999.
- Cafè “Mehari Solidari”. Presentació revista “Illacrua”. Palma, January 2000
- Teatre Municipal de Llucmajor. March 2000
- Pregó de festes. Santa Eugènia. 30 July 2000.
- Muro. 30 August 2000.
- Biniamar. 19 September 2000
- Club Nàutic de Palma. 21 December 2000
- Esglèsia parroquial de Petra. 26 December 2000
- Seu de Projecte Jove. Son Roca. 27 December 2000
- Cripta de Sant Llorenç. Palma. 12 January 2001