"Disparates for guitar" is a cycle of 22 short guitar pieces of high technical level. The Disparates or Proverbios was the fourth and final series produced by the painter Francisco de Goya (Spain 1746- 1828). They were published after his death and have always been surrounded by a certain air of mystery.

WITT develops a flute-percussion model in

which the “parasite noise” produced  by the instrument’s keys is part of the essential

sonority of the piece.

SOLO WORKS

Witt [CD]

Toro Mariposa

TORO MARIPOSA is a new piece for recorder (sopranino) and electornics, where lightness and heaviness are superposed. "Toro Mariposa" is a drawing by Francisco de Goya, exposed in El Prado museum.

Barbara Lüneburg [viola]

LAWINE means a big avalanche of snow. This piece parts from small sound-actions (microarticulations) arriving to a complex sound morphology.

Annelie Gahl [violin]

The sounds perceived in TALWEG are made of a light substance, like many fine streams of microforms, centered in one fluid line.

Objet - Object

Commonly related to early music, OBJET-OBJECT situates the theorbo in a more complex sonorous context. By an electroacoustic treatment, the original sound of this instrument is defragmented to obtain an unfold of its timbric possibilities.

Disparate Feminino

Disparate de Miedo

"Disparates for guitar" is a cycle of 22 short guitar pieces of high technical level. The Disparates or Proverbios was the fourth and final series produced by the painter Francisco de Goya (Spain 1746- 1828). They were published after his death and have always been surrounded by a certain air of mystery.

Disparate Ridículo

"Disparates for guitar" is a cycle of 22 short guitar pieces of high technical level. The Disparates or Proverbios was the fourth and final series produced by the painter Francisco de Goya (Spain 1746- 1828). They were published after his death and have always been surrounded by a certain air of mystery.

Interludi Continui [Subini Zerboni Edition]

INTERLUDI CONTINUI is a group of six pieces. Every piece is part of another, we can imagine this work as a sound cloning process in six parts.

Primer Interludio [Ed. Mexicanas de Música]

PRIMER INTERLUDIO is the continuation of Interludi Continui [six pices for guitar]. In this piece, the guitar explores a wider timbric resources.

Gonzalo Salazar [guitar]

RONDA is a fragmented music where musical figures appears and disappears forming cycles, rounds: "rondas".

60 children suffered horrifying abuses in the town of Sierra Negra (Black Mountain Range) in the state of Puebla, Mexico, in 1997.

Enrique Fuentes, painting [detail]

Through brief and swift percussive sounds, this piece aims to portray a dense and articulated sense of movement in layers of multiple motion. An old organ keyboard presumably played by Mozart in 1772 was used to produce some of the sounds that compose it.

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