GINASTERA, ALBERTO

älbārˈtō hēnästāˈrä, 1916–83, Argentinian composer, b. Buenos Aires. Ginastera is considered among the most prominent comtemporary Latin American composers of the 20th cent. His early works used Latin American folk material; later compositions were less nationalistic and utilized serial techniques (see serial music). Among Ginastera's best-known works are the ballets Panambi (1940) and Estancia (1941); a piano sonata (1952); the Variations Concertantes for orchestra (1953); piano, violin, harp, and cello concertos; and the operas Don Rodrigo (1964), Bomarzo (1967), and Beatrix Cenci (1971).

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...Juan Carlos Generacion del 60 Gerchunoff, Alberto Giardinelli, Mempo Gieco, Leon Ginastera, Alberto Girondo, Oliverio Girri, Alberto Glusberg, Jorge Goldenberg, Jorge Gomez, Norberto...
...enciclopedico universale della musica e dei musicisti. Ed. Alberto Basso. Turin: UTET, 1983 1990. 13v. ISBN 88-02-03820-1. ML100...Expansive name and topic index. 76. Barblan, Guglielmo, and Alberto Basso. Storia dell opera. Turin: UTET, 1977. 3v. in 6 parts...
...opera transferring classical legend to South America . The most important post-war opera composer has been Alberto Ginastera. His pupil Antonio Tauriello b 1931 has conducted at the Colon and in the USA; his operas include Les guerres...
...last daring stand in an opera by the Argentinian Alberto Ginastera.6 Ginasteras Don Rodrigo, with libretto by the...Richard A. Moorish Spain. New York: H. Holt, 1992. Ginastera, Alberto. Don Rodrigo. Opera in three acts and nine scenes...
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...su novela Bomarzo inspiro al compositor argentino Alberto Ginastera para que creara una cantata y una opera del mismo...primero la cantata (1964) y luego la opera (1967) de Ginastera, las que se estrenaron en Washington, recibieron cierta...
...Piazzolla now began to compose his own tangos and embarked on the study of classical composition with the composer Alberto Ginastera, before going to Paris as a pupil of Nadia Boulanger, the pupil of Ravel. The encounter was decisive. Returning...


 

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...in the past, such as songs by Argentinean composer Alberto Ginastera. "I actually performed them some years ago with a...Camargo Guarnieri (Brazil); Montserrat Campmany, Alberto Ginastera and Astor Piazzolla (Argentina); Alfonso Broqua...
...inspired by the music of South American composer Alberto Ginastera; the Washington premiere of "Twist" by up-and-coming...sense of style that made the works appealing. But "Ginastera" is weak choreographically: The fast sections are...
...impression. Miss Hubners first major recital was in Argentina. Sponsored by Argentine composer Alberto Ginastera, it was a great success. Ginastera urged her to go to New York to continue her studies, which she eventually did in the mid-60s...
...gestures. His choreography was bold and modern, and his choice of music was, too: "Birds of Paradise," to music of Alberto Ginastera; "Synonyms," to music of Benjamin Britten; "In the Glow of the Night," by Bohuslav Martinu; and "Momentum," by Sergei...
...Quartet with soprano Arianna Zukerman on Oct. 19, in a program of music by Schubert, Tchaikovsky, F.J. Haydn and Alberto Ginastera, ; and the Center City Brass Quintet on Nov. 12 with music by DiLorenzo, Ewald, Plog and Dahl, plus George Gershwins...
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GINASTERA, ALBERTO albar to henasta ra, 1916 83, Argentinean composer, b. Buenos Aires. Ginastera is considered among the most prominent...techniques (see serial music ). Among Ginasteras best-known works are the ballets Panambi...
...include Gian-Carlo Menotti , Samuel Barber , Alberto Ginastera , and Hans Werner Henze . The former two have composed...Cleopatra (1966). Henzes The Young Lord (1965) and Ginasteras Bomarzo (1964) and Beatrix Cenci (1971) are highly...


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