Johann Strauss Jr. - Voices of Spring
The Miami Symphony Orchestra
Eduardo Marturet - Conductor

Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts - Knight Concert Hall
January 21, 2012

© 2012 Miami Symphony Orchestra. All rights reserved.

Johann Strauss Jr. - Voices of Spring

Eduardo Marturet - Two Readings of Waldo (World Premiere)
The Miami Symphony Orchestra
Eduardo Marturet - Conductor

Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts - Knight Concert Hall
October 20, 2013

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_6tKBqUikE&feature=youtu.be

© 2022 Miami Symphony Orchestra. All rights reserved.

Eduardo Marturet - Two Readings of Waldo (World Premiere)

Spirals of Sound vibrating in harmony with your own private space.

Composed on New Year's Day, specially dedicated to my dear friend Zaha Hadid.
Eduardo Marturet, Miami 2015.

Art by Zaha Hadid
Album performed, recorded, mixed and mastered by Eduardo Marturet at PRIVATE MUSIC Studios
Key Biscayne FL, January 2015.

© 2015 Eduardo Marturet (ASCAP) All Rights Reserved

http://privatemusic.com http://musicaprivada.com
http://www.marturet.com/partners/

I had my first experience in meditation while I was a student in Cambridge, UK. It was so powerful that it changed my whole conception of music, from its creation to finding new ways of listening and being exposed to the experience and perception of sound. Sound on its own, away from the aesthetic concept.
An equally important influence in my music is the use of the Golden Ratio (Fibonacci sequence) as the basis for the organic structure of my work. Soon I discovered the powerful effect of the spiral proportion on the brain and its ability to induce alpha waves, which we know as the blissful state of meditation.
The concept of Soundscape Architecture was developed as a meditation on sound vibrating in harmony with its own space, and PRIVATE MUSIC was born with the desire of making a composition as unavailable as a work of art can be when is owned by a single person.

REVIEWS:

"Returning to the fountain; that's how I would describe and define this wonderful masterpiece created by Maestro Eduardo Marturet.  It's made me find a side of me that I had totally forgotten… Peace!  
Bravo Maestro!"
Rudy Perez
Multi Award Winning Producer, Songwriter & President / Founder of the Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame

“@ Zaha's place" a composition put together by Eduardo Marturet, transported my awareness to a level I have never experienced before.  I was paintings an abstract for an exhibition when my husband put the music on. My feelings arose like waves each dancing to its own strength; reaching various heights but all returning to my heart in a rhythm perfectly balanced and marvellously beautiful. “@ Zaha's Place” is a precious gift. It carries the strength to mend a broken heart.  It knows how to bring the body and soul in harmony. But it does more than that.  It connects the outer world with the inner world and paves way for us to experience the true nature of our being “Joy"
Heather Welsh
Visual Artist

“What a World, a perfect combination of intuitive and sensual environmental sound and the rigor and discipline and architecture born of the genius of a world-class musician. Zaha’s Place – where I live”
Christopher O’Riley 
Pianist

"Composed as a gift for the home of world-renown architect Zaha Hadid, Marturet's “@ Zaha's Place" is a gentle musical invitation for us to experience our mind and spirit in privacy and peace. A must have... this is music to be cherished." 
Tulio Cremisini
Composer

“The soundscape created by Eduardo Marturet is brilliant in its sublimeness, creativity, and ethereal essence. I can think of no other music that equals “@ Zaha’s Place” for the purposes of meditation, yoga, or relaxation.”
Jerry Haar
Professor of Business - Florida International University

"@ Zaha's Place is a Sanctuary  after a hard's work day. Totally recommend it." 
Maria Bestar
Singer / Composer

"Very quickly, my bewilderment about the technical skillfulness and overall intelligence with which the piece was composed was overpowered by its overwhelming beauty. All I could do was to let myself go, listen, and enjoy. A sonic out of body experience.” 
Florencia Di Concilio
Composer

"Private Music @Zaha's Place, by Maestro Eduardo Marturet, is a journey of non invasive however permeable sounds, like gentle breeze swinging bells from a temple as ancient as the soul itself, that through calmness into positive feelings, creates an atmosphere of self confidence and focused thoughts."
Luke Grande
Singer

@ Zaha's Place

Released in 2014, "Top Secret" is a compilation of originals and standards. For this recording, I commissioned Austin, Texas luthier, Ed Schaefer, to build an arch top guitar for me. Upon first sight, I named the guitar, "Loretta." All of the musicians on this recording strive for the rhythmic joy and groove we all remember in the Count Basie band.

On this project, that groove is practically a character of its own, like "Loretta," the guitar. The project title came from a Dropbox folder name used to share the rough mixes with the musicians. My thanks to everyone who played on this recording, and to Mark Piszczek for his horn arrangements.

Thanks for listening!

Chris Cortez


#7 - Donna Lee

#3 - Simone

Karen LeFrak - Nothing Left (World Premiere) a MISO 2016 Commission
The Miami Symphony Orchestra
Eduardo Marturet - Conductor

2015-2016 GRAND SEASON FINALE
Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts - Knight Concert Hall
May 15, 2016

Recording Engineer - Simon Penuela

© 2022 Miami Symphony Orchestra. All rights reserved.

Karen LeFrak - Nothing Left (World Premiere) a MISO 2016 Commission

Florencia Di Concilio - II. Adagio from Piano Concerto No. 2 (World Premiere)
The Miami Symphony Orchestra
Ciro Fodere - Piano
Eduardo Marturet - Conductor

2016-2017 GRAND SEASON OPENING
Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts - Knight Concert Hall
October 23, 2016

Recording Engineer - Ricardo Landaeta

© 2022 Miami Symphony Orchestra. All rights reserved.

Florencia Di Concilio - II. Adagio from Piano Concerto No. 2 (World Premiere)

Astor Piazzolla / Arr. Eduardo Marturet - Adiós Nonino
The Miami Symphony Orchestra
Eduardo Marturet - Conductor

The Limited Edition MISO Recording is a small token of gratitude for you, our Subscriber. It is a special compilation as it marks my 10 years at the helm of The Miami Symphony Orchestra and pays a well deserved tribute to the talent and dedication of our devoted musicians. It offers highlights from the past season with some of your old favorites, but it also includes recordings from our conceptually new concerts and world premieres. With your continued vision and support, we have consolidate a unique symphony orchestra that will be a major force in the musical world reflecting the character and community of Miami.

2016 MIAMI ROCKS
Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts - Knight Concert Hall 
March 20, 2016

Audio Recording - Ricardo Landaeta
Mix and Mastering - Ricardo Landaeta

© 2022 Miami Symphony Orchestra. All rights reserved.

Astor Piazzolla / Arr. Eduardo Marturet - Adiós Nonino

Eduardo Marturet - Pictures for an Exhibition - Variations on a theme by a great Russian composer (World Premiere) a MISO 2016 Commission
The Miami Symphony Orchestra
YES Chorus (*)
Daniel Andai - Violin (#)
Riuben Frometa - Whistler (**)
Eduardo Marturet - Conductor

I. Bene Come il Sale (#), II. Swiss Alps, III. In Death of Adriano Spatola (**)(*),
IV. Evista, V. Baked, VI. Les Serviteurs, VII. Untitled, VIII. Nocturnal, IX. Replica, X . Tyrannosaurus Rex (*), XI. Summer, XII. Seated Arab, XIII. Miracle 1. 

This Limited Edition MISO Recording is a small token of gratitude for you. It is a special compilation which marks my 11th year at the helm of The Miami Symphony Orchestra and pays a well-deserved tribute to the talent and dedication of our devoted musicians and solo artists. It offers highlights from the past season with some of your old favorites, but also includes recordings from our conceptually new concerts at the Miami Design District and MISO commissioned world premieres. With your continued vision and support we have consolidated a unique symphony orchestra which has become a major force in the musical world reflecting the character and community of Miami.

© 2022 Miami Symphony Orchestra. All rights reserved.

Eduardo Marturet - Pictures for an Exhibition

Eduardo Marturet - Canto Llano for Native American Flute and Orchestra
The Miami Symphony Orchestra
Jon Blond - Native American Flute
Eduardo Marturet - Conductor

This Limited Edition MISO Recording is a small token of gratitude for you. It is a special compilation which marks my 13th year at the helm of The Miami Symphony Orchestra and pays a well-deserved tribute to the talent and dedication of our devoted musicians, composers, and solo artists. It offers highlights from the past season with some of your old favorites, but also includes recordings from our conceptually new concerts at the Miami Design District and 5 world premieres. With your continued support, we have consolidated a unique symphony orchestra which has become a major force in the musical world reflecting the character and personality of the South Florida community.

© 2022 Miami Symphony Orchestra. All rights reserved.

Eduardo Marturet - Canto Llano for Native American Flute and Orchestra

Johannes Brahms - IV. Allegro — Un poco sostenuto from Symphony No. 3 in F major, Op. 90
The Miami Symphony Orchestra
Eduardo Marturet - Conductor

This Limited Edition MISO Recording is a small token of gratitude for you. This year we are extremely proud to present a double CD, with a very special collection of your favorite pieces to celebrate our 30th years anniversary Season and pays a well deserved tribute to the talent and dedication of our devoted musicians, composers and solo artists. It offers highlights from the pasts 30th seasons with some of your old favorites, but also includes recordings from our conceptually new concerts at the Miami Design District and our last concert at the Adrienne Arsht Center. With your continued support we have consolidated a unique symphony orchestra which has become a major force in the musical world reflecting the character and personality of the South Florida community.

© 2022 Miami Symphony Orchestra. All rights reserved.

Johannes Brahms - IV. Allegro — Un poco sostenuto from Symphony No. 3 in F major, Op. 90

Miami Symphony Orchestra

Related tracks