Tambuco Percussion Ensemble Concert
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The Mexico City-based Tambuco Percussion Ensemble presents a concert that shows a strong connection to its roots in a program that features the music of Ibero-American composers who have written works for the ensemble. This three-time Grammy-nominated ensemble offers a program that shows its unique versatility, extraordinary musicianship and the incredible bond developed over 27 years of collaboration. Program: [0:22] Héctor Infanzón: El Devenir de la Noche; [13:38] Jorge Camiruaga: Cuarteto en Chico; [26:19] Javier Álvarez: Metro Chabacano; [35:35] Leopoldo Novoa: ¿Sabe Cómo é?; [46:11] Raúl Tudón: Soundscape I; [1:01:37] Claudia Calderón: Prismas; [1:09:03] José Luis Castillo: Estudio Geométrico #1.
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