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The Humming Man Sergio López Figueroa The Humming Man info@sergiolopezfigueroa.com +34 611 098 067 https://www.youtube.com/HummingMan https://www.linkedin.com/in/bigbanglab @hummingmanart
Pianist and piano teacher Composer (contemporary classical, film and media) Trainer Creative and Social Mindfulness Conference Speaker Digital content creator Illustrator and graphic artist Social entrepreneur (Polyhum®)
Sergio López Figueroa (1966) is a pianist, composer and social entrepreneur born and returned to Gran Canaria after more than thirty years living in London, Barcelona, Madrid and Bologna. His current professional interest is focused on the field of social music therapy and the development of Polyhum® as his own multisensorial mindfulness technique and the use of harmonic vocal vibration for preventive mental health and participatory music co-creation through workshops, acoustic immersions in nature , training courses and interactive concerts. In June 2023, he will teach an online course on creative mindfulness and stress management for musicians sponsored by the SGAE Foundation. He has received recognition and awards from the Southbank Centre, Juan Carlos I University, (Madrid) and Ealing City Council in London in this field. From February 2021 to June 2022, he participated in the Gran Canaria Talent program managed by the Island Council (SPEGC) and is currently receiving support from the University Foundation of Las Palmas de GC (FULP) to implement Polyhum® in the island and national territory. During the two years of residence in Barcelona (1999-2001) Sergio introduced Sibelius musical notation program to the national market as a commercial agent through public presentations and made the first translation into Spanish of the software and the user manual. He studied piano in Las Palmas (Assya Zlatkowa), in Bologna (Italy) with Marina Cavana and composition with Alessandro Solbiati and Ennio Morricone. In Madrid he worked as an accompanist pianist at the Escuela Superior de Canto and obtained a higher degree with Angeles Rentería. In 1994 he moved to the United Kingdom to specialize in music for film and television, having completed a master's degree at Bournemouth University and higher studies at NFTS (National Film & TV School). He has received opera commissions (Mothers, Huddersfield Music Festival) and has composed original music for silent films (Tate modern / Dali Exhibition, 2007 London and Berlinale) theatre and concert music. 1
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