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May 5th, 2005, 7:30 p.m. Concert Hall Florida International University Miami, Florida World Premiere: ""Una escena para Drenka Balich"" Chamber experimental opera in two acts, for mute soprano, and chamber ensemble Based on a Novel by Philip Roth Sabbath's Theater Idea, Juan P. Carreño Conductor, César Leal With the support of: LACNM (Latin American Center of New Music, N.P.O.), & FIU School of Music Michel Madrid, Student in the subway Ramón Catalán, Lewis (the magnate) Horby López, The Dean of the school Isaac Casal, Dermatologist Besnik Hashani, Matija (husband) Julián Santacoloma, Barret ________________ Juan Pablo Carreño was born in Bucaramanga, Colombia in 1978. He carried out his compositional studies at Javeriana University in Bogotá, where he graduated in 2003, under Juan Carlos Marulanda, Guillermo Gaviria and Harold Vásquez. During those years in Bogotá he was invited by Luis Pulido to participate as an assistant in his composition class at Los Andes University and, furthermore, participated in the composition courses of Blas Emilio Atehortúa. In 2003 he received a Teaching Assistantship at Florida International University (FIU) to continue his composition studies under Orlando Jacinto García, where he works as undergraduate theory and basic composition professor. He has been invited on several occasions to the Autonomous University of Bucaramanga (UNAB) to lecture on his and other Colombian composers’ music, activities which he has also carried out at Javeriana University, FIU, Conservatorio de Badalona in Spain, Contemporary Music Festival of Lima, among others. In 2002 he co-founded Matiz Rangel editores publishing firm and in 2004 he co-founded The Latin American Center of New Music in Miami (N.P.O). In 2003 he received an Honorable Mention for his piece “Canto”, for alto saxophone and Piano, from the National Composition Prize organized by the District Institute of Culture and Tourism of Bogotá in the Chamber music modality. His music has been played in Colombia, Cuba, Perú, Panamá, USA, Denmark, Spain, England, Switzerland, and by performers such as Fritz Berthelsen, Beatriz Elena Martínez and Joan Pere Gil, among others. His scores have been published by Matiz Rangel editores and will be published by the District Institute of Culture and Tourism of Bogotá. For more information: Juan Pablo Carreño en la BLAA |
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May 5th, 2005, 8:00 p.m. Concert Hall Florida International University Miami, Florida World Premiere: ""Una escena para Drenka Balich"" Chamber experimental ópera in one act, for soprano, actress, and chamber ensemble Idea, Juan P. Carreño Guest conductor, César Leal ________________ |
Jun 11th, 2005 Sergio Trujillo, VIOLA Universidad Javeriana Bogotá, Colombia Music for viola, string quartet, & trio with flute Music by F. Condon, R. Acosta, J. Carreño y O. García. ________________ Jun 11th, 2005 Parroquia Santa Marta en Altos del Chase Salón Norberto Night Ciudad de Panamá, Panamá Music for string quartet, trio, duet, & solos Music by N. Luzco, J. Carreño, A. Quesada, A. Pérez, S. Robles, H. Villalobos. ________________ |
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Thursday, April 21st, 2005 at 7:30 PM
Recital of Gemma Coma (mezzo soprano), Mac McClure (piano), Ala Voronkova (violin), Joan Pere Gil (clarinet), & Álex Garrobé (guitar)
Auditorio Fundadores
Universidad Eafit
Medellín, Colombia
PROGRAM
1. “Suite Compostelana” (4 movements)
Frederic Mompou
Álex Garrobé, guitarra
2. “Nocturno” for solo Bb clarinet
Juan P. Carreño
Joan Pere Gil, clarinet
3. “Sonata for violin & piano”
Allegro
Andante expresiff
Allegro
Luis Carlos Figueroa
Ala Voronkova, violin
Mac McClure, piano
4. “Sonata for solo violin”
Roberto Pineda Duque
Ala Voronkova, violin
5. “Reflejos Ibicencios”
Illetes
Ses Salinas
Cap Roig
Carlota Garriga
Joan Pere Gil, clarinet
Mac McClure, piano
6. “Cançons populars catalanes:”
El noi de la mare
El cant dels ocells
Manuel García Morante
7. “Canciones sefardies” Arrange by
Manuel García Morante
Cuando el Rey Nomrod
Nani, nani
Morena me llaman
No vo comer ni vo beber
Yo me levantan un lunes
Gemma Coma, mezzo soprano
Mac McClure, piano
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Monday, April 18th, 2005 at 7:00 PM
Juan P. Carreño, Graduate Recital
Wertheim Perforing Arts Center, Instrumental Hall
Florida International University
Miami, Florida
PROGRAM
1. “En cada cámara vacía, retumba el eco de la soledad y la esperanza” for solo piano
Ramón Catalán, piano
2. “Amarilla al sol” for solo tape
3. “Homage to: Mickey Sabbath” improvisation in the piano
Juan P. Carreño, piano
4. “Si, ¡la belleza… la belleza!” Drenka Balich in memoriam, for solo Bb clarinet
Julián Santacoloma, clarinet
5. “Y si, dos imanes…” for solo tape
6. “La soledad del ángel” for string quartet
FIU Master's String Quartet
Elena Chernova, violín
Juan Pablo Carreño, violín
Michale Davis, viola
Ana Callner, Cello
7. “Untitled II” Improvisation
Juan P. Carreño, piano Julián Santacoloma, clarinet
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Wednesday, April 13th, 2005 at 8:00 PM
CESAR LEAL, Graduate Recital
Wertheim Perforing Arts Center, Concert Hall
Florida International University
Miami, Florida
El Cucarrón
Luis Uribe Bueno
Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments
Igor Stravinsky
Rhapsody in Blue
George Gershwin
Featuring Pianists: Silvije Vidovic & Georgi Danchev
With FIU Wind Ensemble
Cesar Leal was born in Bogotá (Colombia) on July 21st, 1977. He began music studies at the age six in the youth program of the city's conservatory. At age sixteen, he began study of the saxophone. Following graduation from high School in 1994, he entered the Universidad Javeriana, in Bogotá, graduating with the Bachelor of Music degree in 2002. While at the university, he studied conducting with Alejandro Zuleta, Julian Lombana and Alejandro Posada. He also was the winner of both the Young Musician and the concerto competitions. In 2003, Mr. Leal entered Florida International University in Miami, Florida, where he is presently working toward a master's degree in conducting, studying with Carlos Averhoff Dr. Roby George, and the Conductor of the Florida Grand Opera: Stewart Robertson. He was recently the second place winner of the eighth annual concerto competition sponsored by FIU's School of Music, and was selected to play first chair in the Honor's Band at the College Band Director's National Association convention in Atlanta in February, 2004. As a conductor, he is an active professional currently working with the FIU Wind Ensemble, Opera, and New Music Ensemble. He has been invited to conduct the World Premiere of the Opera: El Ultimo Viaje del Capitan written by the Colombian composer Juan Pablo Carreño.
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March 30, 2005, 2:00 p.m.
Recital Hall / School of Music
Florida International University
Miami, Florida
Talk (in spanish): "Retrospectiva de la música contemporánea colombiana en los últimos 20 años"
Music by Vásquez, Pulido, Acosta, Suárez & Hernández. Organized by COLSA (Colombian Students Association) for ESENCIA (Colombian week at FIU.)
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Thursday, March 17, 2005 at 8:00 PM
JULIAN SANTACOLOMA's Graduate Recital
Wertheim Perforing Arts Center, Recital Hall
Florida International University
Three Pieces for Clarinet*
Igor Stravinsky
A Set for clarinet
Donald Martino
Cinco Bocetos
Roberto Sierra
Nocturno
Juan Pablo Carreño
Multiple Voices
Orlando Jacinto García
"Homage to Sabbath"
Santacoloma/Carreño/Casals
Julian Eduardo Santacoloma was born in Roldanillo, Colombia. He began his musical studies under his father Alfredo. He later joined the Conservatory Antonio Maria Valencia in Cali, Colombia where he studied with Emilio Montoya. In 1994, he entered Universidad Nacional de Colombia where he studied under Robert D’Genaro. He completed his Bachelors at Florida International University under Paul Green. He has studied with private teachers like Todd Levy and Carlos Averhof. In 2001, he won third place in FIU’s concerto competition. He has participated in programs with New World Symphony Orchestra, La Orquesta Nacional de Colombia, among others.
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Tuesday, March 8, 2005 at 8:00 PM
FIU STUDENT COMPOSERS CONCERT
Orlando Jacinto Garcia, Music Composition Program Director
Wertheim Perforing Arts Center Concert Hall
Florida International University
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Mónica Santos
"Rondo;" Ana Roloff, flute; Elliot Rodriguez, clarinet; Monica Santos, piano; Rafael Betancourt, violin; Isaac Casal, cello
"Contrastes" Ist Movement (for string quartet); Rafael Betancourt, violin; Gregory Carreno, violin; Michael Davis, viola; Isaac Casal, cello
Juan P. Carreño
“En cada cámara vacía retumba el eco de la soledad y la esperanza” was written for Sebastián Chica (who first performed it in November 2004, in Bogotá, Colombia) and is dedicated to “Irene Adler.” Ramón Catalán did the premier in the States in February 2005.
Ramón Catalán, piano
“La soledad del angel” was finished in June 2004 under the guidance of Orlando Jacinto García. Tonight’s performance is the world premier.
Elena Chernova, violin; Akiko Ninomiya, violin; Michael Davis, viola; Ana Callner, cello
Leonardo Curbello
He was born in Havana , Cuba. He graduated from Havana's Conservatory Amadeo Roldan with a degree in piano performance and later from the Instituto Superior de Arte (ISA) with a degree in Music Composition. Curbello was professor of Polyphony for five years at the ISA until he emigrated to Madrid Spain in 1990. Currently, he is taking masters level courses in Music Composition with Dr .Orlando Garcia.
"NO MAS DOLOR" (No more pain) was composed in 2004 for Soprano, Clarinet in B flat, Piano and Percussion (Vibraphone , maracas and guiro) with lyrics by the composer’s wife Mirta Curbello. The text is a message against International Terrorism.
Mary Ellen Assue, soprano; Pablo Chin, clarinet; Zachary Eldridge, percussion; Deborah Sanchez, piano; Orlando Jacinto Garcia, conductor
Alberto Perez Barrios
He was born in 1979 in Venezuela. He started his piano studies in1983 in Belgium with Professor Lil Tiempo. In 1999 started his studies in Music Composition in the Instituto Universitario de Estudios Musicales (IUDEM). He transferred to Florida International University, where he is currently studying composition with Prof. Frederick Kaufman and Dr. Orlando Jacinto Garcia. He is currently in his Senior Year.
"String Quartet Number 1" was the first piece composed while at Florida International University. The piece reflects the learning process of the techniques of XX century music. Based on a 12 tone row, the piece evolves in different and contrasting moods. Meanwhile the exploration of new timbres and articulation increases. A polyphonic background is created by the use of cannon, and imitation of motives through out the piece.
Yuko Yoshikado, violin; Stefan Perez, violin; Gregory Carreno, viola; Carolina Johnson, cello
Abiel Mir
"Untitled" (for Cello); Ana Callner, cello
Pablo Chin
The “String Trio” was written during the summer and fall 2004. The main idea of this work consists in a chromatic expansion both in short and long structures. The second idea that can describe this piece is a counterpoint of timbres and the third idea is the expansion of time and the concept of time proportions. The basic lines comes very subtlety from the subject of “Groiss Fugue” by Beethoven, which is a chromatic line of six semitones organized in pairs (resolving up and down). In the Trio, the minor seconds were inverted into Major Sevenths, and instead of being melodic material it becomes timbral material. The beginning is amorphous and fragmented and gradually becomes strictly measured and continuous until it reaches the axes of the piece, a section of synthetic scales going down and played in different speeds by thedifferent voices. These scales not only are in different speeds, but they accelerate and slow down at different speeds at the same time, creating a sense of micropolyphony. Gradually, the piece comes back to the amorphous character, but still continuous. The piece ends with snap pizzicati which reminds us of the beginning sections.
Elena Chernova, violin; Michael Davis, viola; Ana Callner, cello; Orlando Jacinto Garcia, conductor
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Friday, February 18th, 2005 at 8:00 PM
CATALAN / CARREÑO
Wertheim Perforing Arts Center, Concert Hall
Florida International University
Dream
John Cage
Five pieces for piano
Moisés Bertrán
4:33
John Cage
Ramón Catalán, Piano
Ritual for percussion and piano
Ramón Catalán (Music)
Recreation by Andrés Roa (Percussion)
"Y si, dos imanes" for video and tape
Juan Pablo Carreño
Homage to: "Hansa Stern" and "Fairy of Trieste"
Juan Pablo Carreño (composer, performer)
En cada cámara vacía retumba el eco de la soledad y la esperanza"
Juan Pablo Carreño
Ramón Catalán, Piano
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Tuesday, January 18th, 2005 at 11:00 AM
Conservatorio de Badalona
Barcelona, Spain
Talk: Cuarteto de cuerdas no.1, II movimiento: Construcción y desarrollo de estructuras rítmicas simétricas.”
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Monday, January 17th, 2005 at 7:00 PM
Escola Municipal de Música Robert Gerhard de Valls
Barcelona, Spain
Talk: “Desarrollo del músico durante la infancia y la adolescencia: Experiencias personales.”
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Saturday, January 15th, 2005 at 7:30 PM
Geschichte meine Seele o “Història de la meva ànima”
Auditori de l’Ateneu Barcelonès
C/ Canuda, 6. 08002, Barcelona, Spain
Joan Pere Gil Bonfill, clarinet
Nelsa Baró, piano
Pep Torrents, la veu
Anna Frigola, un altra veu
Eva Navarro, ballarina
Miguel Mainar, Il·lustracions
Music by Kovács, Soler, García, Carreño, Martínez, Civilotti, Sardá, & Bach.
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