Pablo Grau is a guitarist and composer who performs his own works at his concerts. Throughout his career, he has received several awards, including being selected for the CSMA-Ibercaja Excellence Podium in 2017 as a soloist and in 2018 in the chamber music category with the duo Versatilis. Alongside this duo, he also won the First Prize from the popular jury at the 2018 Soriano Musical Marathon, part of the Soriano Autumn Musical Cycle.
In the field of composition, his piece “La vela que no se apaga” received a Special Mention at the Miquel Llobet International Composition Competition in Barcelona in July 2022.

Pablo began his musical training at the Conservatory of Elche under the guidance of guitarist Miguel García Ferrer, and completed his Professional Music Studies with an Honors Distinction in 2015. He continued his studies at the Conservatorio Superior de Música de Aragón in Zaragoza, where he graduated in Performance in 2019, receiving lessons from Àlex Garrobé, Pedro Mateo González Garrido, and Anders Clemens.
Passionate about chamber music, he is a member of the duo Versatilis along with saxophonist Rafael Cacho, and pursued a Master’s in Chamber Music in 2020. During this time, he studied with musicians such as Kostas Tosidis, the members of the Cuarteto Quiroga, and flutist André Cebrián.

In addition to his formal education, he has studied composition with David Mora and Ramón Sanjuán in Alicante, and José Luis Peña in Zaragoza. He has attended master classes by renowned guitarists such as Carlo Marchione, Ricardo Gallén, Rafael Aguirre, Álvaro Pierri, Leo Brouwer, Marco Smaili, Jorge Cardoso, Celso Machado, Roberto Aussell, and Roland Dyens.