The Riot Ensemble / Approaching Dutilleux: Jose Manuel Serrano - Cenizas de un madrigal triste (2014)

Son cuatro piezas cortas escritas en forma de coral para cuarto saxofones barítonos , que a través de apariciones solapadas de sonidos estridentes y de motivos melódicos que comienzan a despegarse del coral, van deformando de a poco los acordes iniciales, logrando una suerte de efecto “fuera de foco”.
Cuatro Aforismos (2025)- Estrenada el 12 06 2025 por el cuarteto Tsunami, Mariana Brondino, Carolina Cervetto, Martín Proscia y Alejandro Soraires, en el ciclo de  Conciertos de Música Contemporánea del Teatro Nacional Cervantes, CABA, Argentina. 


Marcelo Rodríguez- Cuatro Aforismos (2025)- 4 baritone saxophones- cuarteto Tsunami

Fausto Romitelli, "Natura morta con fiamme", live in Macerata 2014, Quartetto Maurice

F. Romitelli "Natura Morta con fiamme" Live In Macerata

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Latvian Radio Choir
Kaspars Putniņš, conductor

Amour m'a le cuer mis en tel martyre (2012)

MARCELO ALEJANDRO RODRÍGUEZ
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1975. He began to study piano at the age of 7 with Martha Romano and at 13 he studied harmony on his own. In 1991 he entered the Conservatorio Municipal Manuel de Falla, from Buenos Aires (CMMF, Spanish acronym) where he took classes of singing, guitar and perfected his pianistic technique. In 1993 he entered the Composition Workshop at the CMMF where he learned composition and improvisation, Ricardo Capellano being his tutor. He graduated in 1996. . 
In 1995 he started a course of studies at the National University of La Plata, where he studied composition with Maria Cecilia Villanueva, Carlos Mastropietro and Mariano Etkin. In 2000 he graduated as Harmony, Counterpoint and Musical Morphology teacher. In 1999 he took composition lessons with Coriún Aharonian and in 2008 gained the Gandini-Melos scholarship. 
At present he is a member of the research team at the National University of La Plata where he is also a teacher of composition. Besides, he is a teacher of improvisation at the school of Art in Berisso.
He has published in specialised magazines. Moreover, his works "Tres canciones" and "Septeto"  have been recently published. 
His music has been played at different venues. As a composer, he has received prizes and commissions (1st Prize, Composition, "Premio Municipal- Ciudad de Buenos Aires- 2008-2009).


Marcelo Rodríguez- Cuatro Aforismos (2025)- 4 baritone saxophones- cuarteto Tsunami

Marcelo Alejandro Rodríguez

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