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Rain

See score at https://youtu.be/mzCZ0Nx5fSc
composed by Conrado del Rosario
Another pastiche work with an expansion of a theme from my College of Music days at UP. I was on a hyper romantic Tristan trip then, haha. Written on Staffpad and rendered with Cinestrings, Tina G. Cello and the First chair solo Cello and solo Bass.
Copyright © 2021 by Conrado del Rosario - All rights reserved

Tris(te)tan-esque

A Verdure is a type of tapestry decorated with a design based on plant forms and woodlands. It is also called Garden Tapestry. This short orchestral work presents the musical impressions and representations of the shapes, textures, modulating colors and moods from the designs in these tapestries.
Copyright © 2021 by Conrado del Rosario - All rights reserved

Other concert compositions can be found at: 
https://youtu.be/u_Djy93CsVs?list=PLzkLHn8QrAqGjOCiOkYoAO7nLCv_PBUtT
Thank you for listening.
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Conrado "Titus" del Rosario was born in Angeles City, Pampanga. He won a scholarship to study composition, conducting and flute at the University of the Philippines College of Music with Lucio San Pedro, Francisco Feliciano, Ramon Santos, Eric Barcelo and Sonny Yangco. He worked as a professional musician , composer and arranger for studio and film in Manila as well as teach Music Theory at the Asian Institute for Liturgy and Music. He won 3rd prize in solo instrument category (flute) in the National Competitions for Young Artists.He conducted the Young Artists' Chamber Orchestra and the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra at the Cultural Center of the Philippines.

In 1982 he won the first prize in the League of Filipino Composers Chamber Music Composition Competition with his String Quartet No.1 and received a Young Artists of the Philippines Foundation Scholarship for further studies at the Berlin Hochschule der Kuenste (now Berlin University of the Arts) where he studied composition with Isang Yun and Witold Szalonek. He won the 1985 Hambacher International Composition Competition Prize. 2nd prize at the 1988 Hitzacker International Composition Competition. He also won Work-Scholarships from the Berlin Cultural Senate in 1988, 1991 , 1992 and 1997 which provided funds to create a composition and have it performed. His chamber music piece "pine whispers“ was chosen as one of the four finalists in the 1995 IRINO International Composition Competition in Japan. He was invited for a Concert-Lecture tour in the 1997 Pacific Music Festival in Canada. In 1998 he was the Berlin representative for a half year Working-Scholarship at the Cite International des Arts in Paris, France.

His comprehensive list of works include works for orchestra, chamber music, pieces for improvising ensembles, electronic music, music for radio and a chamber opera. Performances and broadcasts of his chamber music and opera in different European, Asian and American cities and festivals.

Conrado del Rosario taught piano and composition privately and was a Instructor in Piano and Improvisation at the Berlin-Charlottenburg Musikschule as well as the Piano Instructor in the Show and Musical Department of his alma mater, the Berlin University of the Arts.

He was a member of the Gamelan-Ensemble, Banjar Gruppe Berlin. In 1989 he founded B I C E -The Berlin Improvising Composers Ensemble and has performed with with this group in various european and american cities. Since 2007 he has returned to forming, playing and writing for Berlin jazz groups like Understatement, The BeCool Jazz Quartet, Sowat von Funk and OhrJazzMus. In November 2013 he returned to his hometown, Angeles City, Pampanga and founded KAPAMU (Kapampangan Musicians’) Jazz Collective and built the Jazz Grill, founded the bamboo instrument ensemble SUNLAG. He was in the Philippine delegation of composers in the 2017 China Asean Music Festival in Nanning. Guest speaker and performer at the Maceda100 Symposium. Conrado del Rosario was the 2017 Most Outstanding Kapampangan Awardee in the field of Arts and received the 2018 Pupul ning Banua Award for Music. He was nominated as Aliw Award Best Solo Instrumentalist in 2018. He will continue his various musical activities in his country.

Conrado del Rosario: "Verdures" for Orchestra (2021)

Performed at the Kalv Festival, Kalv, Sweden, August 12, 2021 by Ensemble Mosaik

Event Horizon (2021), for clarinet, viola, cello, piano, and percussion

This rendition of Black Magic Woman is different than any other. It is different than Santana or Fleetwood Mac or any version you may have heard.  It breathes the passion and obsession that the words convey.

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Black Magic Woman   *
Butch O’Brien (Drums)
Carlos Barbera (Guitar)
Tom Rucktenwald (Vocals, Bass, Alto Saxophone)

 * Mixed and Mastered at Tom’s House Recording Studios.

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Black Magic Woman

The second release on our label features a selection of six pieces for flute and piano from six different composers. All pieces are performed by Yoriko Ikeya and Klaus Schöpp.
Songs of a desert Bird will be available in all digital stores and as a limited CD release on the 19th of May.

03 Conrado Del Rosario Lantern Moon (1997) Teaser

"Translations for Orchestra" Composed by Michael Bakrnčev – 2013/2014

Conductor – Johannes Fritzsch
Live Performance by the Queensland Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra, 2014

Bakrnčev’s “Translations for Orchestra” is an emotionally charged musical journey inspired by the heroic efforts of young Afghan activist Malala Yousafzai. The composer blends classical and folkloric styles with the technique of ‘monochromaticism’ to translate Yousafzai’s quotes into musical pitches, creating an explosive and powerful expression of the fight for girls’ education. 

This work also incorporates texts from Frank Zappa, who expressed strong opinions about the decay of the education system in the United States, creating a contrast between two different periods in time, both focused on the theme of education. The orchestral work serves as an early and powerful example of the composer’s use of monochromaticism and his ability to translate powerful messages into musical form.

Complete recording available on all streaming services

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The piece aims to showcase unstability, shimmering moments of optimism, gun shots as depicted by percussion in the middle of the piece, folk melodies, controlled chaos and ultimately a strong and firm assertion that Malala's vision for education cannot and will not be destroyed.

This is the premiere recording performed by the Queensland Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra, in October 2015, conducted by Maestro Johannes Fritzsch.

Translations For Orchestra - Malala

Blue Oni (Art Is Personal)

Original song
https://soundcloud.com/loveles_0/exotica-tex-ft-yokot
Vo [YOKO.T]
@yoko-t-201142980
mastering [rjnk]
@rjnk-1

Exotica tex(ryu remix)

Loving Life and Sharing what I am able to share.

Thank you for listening. Other concert compositions can be found at: https://youtu.be/u_Djy93CsVs?list=PLzkLHn8QrAqGjOCiOkYoAO7nLCv_PBUtT   BIO BELOW:
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Conrado "Titus" del Rosario was born in Angeles City, Pampanga. He won a scholarship to study composition, conducting and flute at the University of the Philippines College of Music with Lucio San Pedro, Francisco Feliciano, Ramon Santos, Eric Barcelo and Sonny Yangco. He worked as a professional musician , composer and arranger for studio and film in Manila as well as teach Music Theory at the Asian Institute for Liturgy and Music. He won 3rd prize in solo instrument category (flute) in the National Competitions for Young Artists.He conducted the Young Artists' Chamber Orchestra and the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra at the Cultural Center of the Philippines.

In 1982 he won the first prize in the League of Filipino Composers Chamber Music Composition Competition with his String Quartet No.1 and received a Young Artists of the Philippines Foundation Scholarship for further studies at the Berlin Hochschule der Kuenste (now Berlin University of the Arts) where he studied composition with Isang Yun and Witold Szalonek. He won the 1985 Hambacher International Composition Competition Prize. 2nd prize at the 1988 Hitzacker International Composition Competition. He also won Work-Scholarships from the Berlin Cultural Senate in 1988, 1991 , 1992 and 1997 which provided funds to create a composition and have it performed. His chamber music piece "pine whispers“ was chosen as one of the four finalists in the 1995 IRINO International Composition Competition in Japan. He was invited for a Concert-Lecture tour in the 1997 Pacific Music Festival in Canada. In 1998 he was the Berlin representative for a half year Working-Scholarship at the Cite International des Arts in Paris, France.

His comprehensive list of works include works for orchestra, chamber music, pieces for improvising ensembles, electronic music, music for radio and a chamber opera. Performances and broadcasts of his chamber music and opera in different European, Asian and American cities and festivals.

Conrado del Rosario taught piano and composition privately and was a Instructor in Piano and Improvisation at the Berlin-Charlottenburg Musikschule as well as the Piano Instructor in the Show and Musical Department of his alma mater, the Berlin University of the Arts.

He was a member of the Gamelan-Ensemble, Banjar Gruppe Berlin. In 1989 he founded B I C E -The Berlin Improvising Composers Ensemble and has performed with with this group in various european and american cities. Since 2007 he has returned to forming, playing and writing for Berlin jazz groups like Understatement, The BeCool Jazz Quartet, Sowat von Funk and OhrJazzMus. In November 2013 he returned to his hometown, Angeles City, Pampanga and founded KAPAMU (Kapampangan Musicians’) Jazz Collective and built the Jazz Grill, founded the bamboo instrument ensemble SUNLAG. He was in the Philippine delegation of composers in the 2017 China Asean Music Festival in Nanning. Guest speaker and performer at the Maceda100 Symposium. Conrado del Rosario was the 2017 Most Outstanding Kapampangan Awardee in the field of Arts and received the 2018 Pupul ning Banua Award for Music. He was nominated as Aliw Award Best Solo Instrumentalist in 2018. He will continue his various musical activities in his country.

Conrado del Rosario: "Verdures" for Orchestra (2021)

Conrado del Rosario Works

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