Eduardo Inestal obtained 14 prizes in international competitions such as the “Norba Caesarina”, “Jose Tomas – Villa de Petrer”, “Villa de Aranda”, “Cesar Aira”, “Luys Milan” among others, also has developed an important concert activity as soloist and chamber musician in Europe and America. Eduardo Inestal is invited to many music festivals as the  “Festival internacional de Guitarra de La Habana” (Cuba), “Festival Internacional de Segovia” (Spain),”La guitarra en los jardines de Falla” (Spain) “Jóvenes Maestros Internacionales” (León, Spain), “Semana de la Guitarra Villa de Petrer” (Spain), “Klanken Festival Maastricht” (Netherlands) “Niederrhein-Musikfestival” (Germany), “Düsseldorf Guitar Festival” (Germany) performing in major venues such as Auditorio Manuel de Falla in Granada, the Teatro Lope de Vega in Valladolid, Teatro Conde Duque or Juan March Foundation in Madrid, Auditorio “Ciudad de León”, Robert Schumann Saal Düsseldorf, Cologne Philharmonie or National Theatre of Cuba.

He has premiered numerous works written for and dedicated to Eduardo Inestal, among which should be highlighted José María Gallardo del Rey, Joaquín Clerch, Simone Iannarelli, Pepe Payá, Javier Salvador, Francisco Albert Ricote, Santiago Quinto, Daniel Real, Pablo Rodríguez, Marius Bajog or Jan Freidlin. He also played the world premiere of works by Juan Cruz Guevara, Alberto Works, Daniel Casado, Mischa Tangian or Claudio Prieto and others.

His guitar has led him to work with music personalities like guitarrist and composer Joaquín Clerch, pianist Alberto Rosado and Anthony Spiri, bassoonist of the Concertgebouw Simon Van Holen or conductors such a Leo Brouwer, Desar Sulejmani, Thomas Gabrish, or Thomas Neuhoff among others.

Among his recordings, “La Guitarra de Burgos” (2012) is the most prominent and celebrated, being head of program of classical radio (RNE) “La Guitarra” directed and presented by Ángel Sánchez Manglanos.

He has won several scholarships such Injuve, E.On  or “Fundación La Gaceta” being the first and only guitarist in getting it.

Eduardo Inestal currently teaches at the Robert Schumann University of Music and at the “Clara Schumann” Conservatory, both in Dusseldorf (Germany) and is regularly invited to give master classes at numerous institutions and festivals and as a jury-member in international competitions.

Eduardo Inestal plays with a Paco Santiago Marín guitar and exclusively with Strings Knobloch Active.