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BRUNO GABIRRO "IN FOCUS" ON MIC.PT IN SEPTEMBER
This month the In Focus presents a Questionnaire / Interview to Bruno Gabirro, composer whose scores are published by the mic.pt and who this December celebrates his 40th anniversary. Bruno Gabirro studied Violin at the Academia de Amadores de Música de Lisboa and then Composition at the Lisbon Superior School of Music. Since 2003 he has participated in the Composition Seminars at the Gulbenkian Foundation, conducted by Emmanuel Nunes. In 2008 he received his Master's Degree in Composition at the Royal Academy of Music in London where he worked with Peter Maxwell Davies. In the same year he was winner of the Eric Coates Prize for Composition. In 2006 and 2011 he was Composer-Resident at the Lab for Electroacustic Creation of the Miso Music Portugal. In his music Bruno Gabirro valorizes, above all, the idea of discourse as "the active reason, and vital energy, which animates everything." Silence, repetition and live electronics are other means, which this composer has incorporated into his musical language. "My silences are (…) rather complex objects within their simplicity and in the relations which they establish; they are silences with sound (…) [whereas] (…) live electronics (…) puts reality inside music, materializing it in the instruments…" says Bruno Gabirro in the September In Focus section of the mic.pt.


Arte Eletroacústica is a radio programme presented, directed and produced by Miso Music Portugal and the Portuguese Music Research & Information Centre for the Antena 2 National Radio, in conjunction with the Ars Acustica group, of the European Broadcasting Union. Every month, fortnightly on Saturdays at 1 a.m., Arte Eletroacústica presents to its listeners an art which constitutes the pulse of the future, making use of new technologies, interactivity and multimedia, giving them uncommon auditory sensations and letting them rediscover the radio as a platform for new aesthetic experiences.

The latest programmes are already available on-line:
>> August 3 - Sound Walk / Sound Garden 2012 - 3rd part
>> August 17 - Polish Radio Experimental Studio Archives (Bôłt Records) - 2nd part
>> August 31 - Electroacoustic Composition Competition - Música Viva - 1st part

Arte Eletroacústica in September:
>> September 14 -Electroacoustic Composition Competition - Música Viva - 2nd part
>> September 28 -Electroacoustic Composition Competition - Música Viva - 3rd part

 
Bruno Gabirro
mar
>> see score

Bruno Gabirro
Keep Going
>> see score

Bruno Gabirro
Julia Conesa Conesa
>> see score

Christopher Bochmann
A Lua Brilha
>> see score

Christopher Bochmann
Ama, bebe e cala
>> see score

Christopher Bochmann
A Magia do Tempo
>> see score


Seara Nova Magazine






article by Miguel Azguime, Da urgência da arte

Edition: Associação Intervenção Democrática - ID

Luís Tinoco
Horn Concerto
horn and ensemble

August 3, Rose Theatre, Memphis, United States of America

Abel Pereira, horn
Eroica Ensemble
Michael Gilbert, conductor

>> see work

Vasco Mendonça
The House Taken Over
soloists and ensemble

July 6, Grand Saint-Jean, Aix-en-Provence, France

Etienne Siebens, conductor
Oliver Dunn, brother
Kitty Whately, sister
Orchestre Asko | Schönberg

>> see work



The mic.pt team is open to receive news (on premieres, performances, competitions, awards, calls, and others) concerning Portuguese classical music from the 20th and 21st centuries, to be promoted on mic.pt and the next editions of this newsletter.
Please send the information to: mic@mic.pt.

 
Orquestra XXI - 1st TouR
Established in 2013, the Orquestra XXI is a new project which unites around 50 young Portuguese musicians who reside abroad. The project has a double objective - to maintain a strong connection between these young musicians and their country as well as to bring music to audiences, as diversified as possible. Meeting in Portugal to work and present around three programs a year, the Orquestra XXI will also receive for internship a group of young students form conservatoires and national music schools, giving them the opportunity to work in the context of a professional orchestra. Between September 4 and 7 the Orquestra XXI conducted by Dinis Sousa and with the participation of Susana Gaspar will realize its 1st tour, at the São Martinho de Tibães Monastery, Casa da Música where the Orchestra is realizing a residency, at the Batalha Monastery and at the Belém Arts Centre. The programme of the tour will include works by Manuel Durão and Fernando Lopes-Graça, among others.