This orchestral work is based in the latin palindromic sentence: "In girum imus nocte et consumimur igni". Its title means "Torch" in Galician language and it's an interpretation of the previous latin sentence.
It uses harmonies coming from the planetarium systems Kepler-11 and Kepler-186, which also appears horizontally and not only vertically. Its form respond to the palindromic nature of the latin sentence and the slowly elimination of its principal motifs to the end. Also, this piece present some textures on the woodwind and string sections that recreate the character of the torch.

This record is a mixture from the live recording of its premiere night and its second performance by the CSMB orchestra in Badajoz (Extremadura, Spain) (23rd of January, 2025) and Villanueva de la Serena (Extremadura, Spain) (24th of January, 2025).
It was conducted by Juan Pablo Valencia.

Facho (in girum imus nocte et consumimur igni), for orchestra

Composer and mathematician with a special interest in composing soundscapes and contemporary classical and electroacoustic music (also mixed music or live electronics). Moreover, I research the way to incorporate different mathematical process in music and to combine music with other arts and performance.

Also interested in photography.

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Compositor y cuasi-matemático con especial interés en la música clásica contemporánea, en la aplicación de procedimientos matemáticos a la música, en la música electroacústica y el paisaje sonoro; buscando combinar la música con otras artes y la performance.

También realizo incursiones en otras artes como la fotografía.

Facho (in girum imus nocte et consumimur igni), for orchestra

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