David Hernando has performed as a soloist or a component different groups in important national and international auditoriums: Teatro de la Zarzuela in Madrid, The National Music Auditorium of Spain, Monumental Theatre, Music Hall UAH, Auditorium Carlos III University, Cathedrals Jaén and Burgos, Auditoriums in the Conservatories of Music Granada and Seville, Toccata en A in Madrid, University of Alcalá de Henares, Space Ronda in Madrid, COMA Festival, Teatro Real Madrid, International Festival of La Mancha, Fundation Olivar de Castillejo, Clasijazz Festival in Almeria, College of Architects of Madrid COAM, Royal Academy of Fine Arts, 400 Queen Sofia Auditorium, MIMMA Museum, La Torre Auditorium in Guadarrama, Royal Conservatory of Music in Madrid, NAK Internatinal Festival, Cicus and Manuel de Falla Auditoriums in Sevilla, 17º World Congress of Strasbourg "France", COAM, Ateneo de Madrid, José Maria Rodero Theater, Almendralejo Conservatory, Casa Granada, Sephardic Museum in Toledo, Príncipe de Asturias Auditorium in Madrid, Isabel de Farnesio Theater in Aranjuez, Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, NAK Festival of Navarre, Segovia, Burgos, Pamplona, Soria, Milan, Bologna, Cosenza, ... He has collaborated with Madrid Metropolitan Orchestra, Orchestra “Alcalá de Henares”, Barbieri Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra and Choir of the Community of Madrid, Santa Cecilia Orchestra, Orfeón Donostiarra and the Sax-Ensemble “group which is credited with the National Award Music in 1997”.
Currently part of the group WASEI DUO with the pianists Kayoko Morimoto and Rafael Salas. His taste for contemporary music style has made him compose works as "Cheyenne Prediction", "Approach" and "Eien (永远)). To his credit has a disc specifically for classical saxophone"Sixth Sense" with works by different authors as; Jacques Ibert, Paganini, Bozza, Debussy, Muzynski, Rode ... and five Singles "Luciano Berio Sequenza IXb for Alto saxophone", "Tanada: Mysterious Morning III for soprano saxophone", "Niccolò Paganini: Caprice No.5 for alto saxophone", "Rhapsody on Japanese Folk Songs" and " Isaac Albéniz: Asturias (leyenda) for alto saxophone". David Hernando has four albums "HARIA", "Horizontes" , "Romantic pieces for saxophone and piano" recorded live at the museum of Romanticism in Madrid. Two EPs: "Asahi" for saxophones and electronis and "Telemann & Bach: fantasias for alto saxophone". He has worked in recording live albums with the Metropolitan Orchestra at the National Auditorium Madrid.
He has also participated in retransmissions for National Radio of Spain from the Teatro de la Zarzuela with the Community of Madrid Orchestra. It was currently dedicatee of a work for alto saxophone and piano renowned composer Mario Carro; which will premiere at the in July 2015 with pianist Kayoko Morimoto. He has been invited to participate in the next International Festival of Contemporary Music Tres Cantos "2015" by the soprano Sonia de Munck and pianist Aurelio Viribay. In his collaborations with symphony orchestra has been led by conductors such as Donato Renzetti, Domenico Longo, Silvia Sanz, Santiago Serrate, Alain Crepin among others. He has played for the first time in Spain, the Fantasia for Alto Saxophone and Symphonic Band composer Claude Smith at the National Auditorium of Spain on 26 February 2016.
He has been invited to participate in the next International Festival of Contemporary Music in Tres Cantos "2015" by the soprano singer Sonia de Munck and pianist Aurelio Viribay. Many composers have written for David Hernando as: Sergio Blardony, Mario Carro, Alfonso Ortega Lozano, Serban Nichifor, Luigi Morleo, Giampaolo Testoni, José Susi, Bartozs Smoragiewigz, Mario Gosálvez Domenec Gonzalez de la Rubia, Laura Vega. Currently, alongside his work as an interpreter, he realizes masterclass as a guest professor at several conservatories highlighting those made recently in Cosenza "Italy" with Trampetti and Giovanni Paolo Deluca.
Currently he has initiated an interesting project called HARIA. Eight Spanish and international composers have written new experimental works dedicated to Hernando Vitores. He has to his credit more than twenty recordings donated to Wikimedia Commons Public domain works by composers such as Debussy, Ravel, Telemann, Albinoni, Albéniz, etc.
David Hernando Vitores is currently conducting an international tour with the group Hernando//Salas and HARIA Project. He is a Légère Endorsing Artist.
