Pablo Soler (born in Córdoba, Spain, 22 years old) is a composer currently studying for a Master’s degree in Composition at Musikene, where he works with Gabriel Erkoreka (Spanish National Music Award). He previously completed his undergraduate studies in composition at the Manuel Castillo Higher Conservatory of Music in Seville, under the guidance of Francisco Martín Quintero.

Alongside his formal studies, he has taken part in several masterclasses with composers such as Cossimo Colazzo, Javier Torres Maldonado, and Chaya Czernowin, experiences that have significantly contributed to the expansion of his compositional perspective.

His musical interests focus mainly on timbre, textural elaboration, and the development of sound as a structural element.. His work explores sound processes, contrasts, and transformations, giving particular importance to the internal behaviour of textures and their perceptual impact.

Thanks to the opportunities provided by the Seville Conservatory, several of his works have been premiered in recent years. Among them, Tears in a Forest of Needles (Lágrimas en un bosque de agujas) stands out, having been selected as a finalist in an Andalusian composition competition. His music has also been performed in Granada and Ponferrada (Castile and León), extending his activity beyond the academic environment. He recently had a premiere with London Sinfonietta, with the piece Dulces Tinieblas.

He is currently developing a new aesthetic path in his work, based on the distribution of musical textures conceived as panels or honeycomb-like structures. These textures, often highly contrasting, are articulated in a network-like form, generating a musical discourse where heterogeneous materials coexist, interact, and subtly connect to shape the overall structur