 Born 1916-Argentina  Died 1983-Geneva, Switzerland  By age 30 he had composed a significant number of compositions for solo instruments, choir, orchestra,

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 Born 1916-Argentina  Died 1983-Geneva, Switzerland  By age 30 he had composed a significant number of compositions for solo instruments, choir, orchestra, and film.  One of the most influential composers in Argentina.

 Studied at the National Conservatory of Music in Argentina  Spent one year in the U.S. on a Guggenheim Fellowship, where he studied with Aaron Copland

 He grouped his music into three periods- Objective Nationalism, Subjective Nationalism, & Neo-expressionism.  Objective Nationalism incorporates Argentine folk themes in a straight forward manner, while the later periods integrate those elements in a more abstract form.  Influenced by Copland, Stravinsky, and Bartok

 Danza del viejo boyero op. 2 no. 1 (Dance of the old herdsman) Listen for bitonality. Right hand is played in C major while left hand is in D flat major.  Danza de la moza donosa, op. 2 no. 2 (Dance of the beautiful maiden) Listen for slower tempo, 6/8 meter, integrates new theme with the them from the first no.  Danza del gaucho matrero, op. 2 no. 3 (Dance of the arrogant cowboy) Listen for extreme dissonace, use of chromatic scale, accents on/off beats, glissando at the end of the piece.

 Used in the move “The Competition”.  Consists of 4 movements  First movement Listen for: chords in upper register of the piano leaping to the lower register, meter changes, syncopation.

 Composed 53 pieces, but withdrew more than half of them from his repertoire.  Orchestral pieces, concertos for piano and other solo instruments, ballets, choral, organ, and film

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