Luis Manuel Vicente

Luis Manuel Vicente (Murcia, Spain, 1997) began his musical studies in his hometown and moved to Barcelona where he studied modern viola with Ashan Pillai at ESMUC. There he began his journey into early music with Emilio Moreno and Alba Roca, with whom he would later complete a master’s degree in early music performance.   

Thanks to a scholarship from the Keep an Eye Talent Foundation, he moved to The Hague, where he is currently completing a master’s degree with Ryo Terakado. During his artistic career, he has worked under the direction of musicians such as Enrico Onofri, Amandine Beyer, Alfredo Bernardini or Ton Koopman. 

In the field of chamber music, he has performed at some of Europe’s most important venues and festivals with the Anacronía ensemble, of which he is a founding member: BOZAR, Concertgebouw Brugge, AMUZ Antwerpen, York Early Music Festival, Mistheria Paschaglia (Krakow), Ambronay Festival, Bolzano Festival, and CNDM.  

He has also been a member of several European early music orchestras and academies, including Academia Montis Regalis, Theresia Orchestra, Ambronay Academy, and MA Festiva Academy in Bruges. 

Luis is supported on the 2026-27 Intrada scheme, run in partnership with four partner ensembles: B’Rock Orchestra, Concerto Copenhagen, Le Banquet Céleste, Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century, and Dunedin Consort.