Eduardo Alonso-Crespo

Eduardo Alonso- Crespo ( born March 18, 1956 in San Miguel de Tucumán ) is an Argentine composer and conductor.

Alonso- Crespo graduated as a civil engineer at the Universidad Nacional de Tucumán and obtained at the Escuela de Artes Musicales University a diploma as a musician. A Fulbright Scholarship enabled him to stay in the U.S.. Here he was taught by Lukas Foss, Leonardo Balada and Samuel Jones and earned a master's degree in conducting at Carnegie Mellon University. He completed his training with Max Rudolf, Gunther Schuller and Henry Holt.

He worked as a conductor of Tucumán Symphony Orchestra for eleven years as musical director of the Carnegie Mellon Contemporary Ensemble, and was a guest conductor, inter alia, in Chile, Mexico, the U.S., Portugal and France. In 1998 he made ​​his debut at the Teatro Colón with a performance of Gustav Mahler's Fourth Symphony. He also taught as a guest lecturer and professor at Carnegie Mellon University.

In addition to chamber music and symphonic works composed Alonso- Crespo several stage works, including the ballet Medea (1985 ), an incidental music to Macbeth and the opera Juana la loca (1991) and Putzi ( 2004).

Works

  • Canto de la Mañana
  • Chacona en tiempo de tango para violín y orquesta de cuerdas
  • Concierto en tiempo de tango para violín y orquesta de cuerdas
  • Concierto para clarinete
  • Concierto para fagot
  • Concierto para piano no 1
  • Comentarios sobre tres valses de Alberdi
  • Concierto para piano no 2
  • Concierto para piano
  • Concierto para viola
  • El Valle de los Menhires
  • Gualba, soprano aria para y orquesta
  • Juana la loca, Opera
  • Lady Macbeth
  • Medea, Ballet
  • Pachamama
  • Preludio de la ópera Yubarta
  • Putzi, opera
  • Sinfonia no 1
  • Sinfonia no.2
  • Sinfonia no 3
  • Sinfonia no.4
  • Sinfonietta op.1
Argentina Samuel Jones (composer) Max Rudolf (conductor)
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