Alejandro Núñez Allauca

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Alejandro Núñez Allauca (born April 18, 1943 in Moquegua , Peru ) is a Peruvian composer .

Núñez Allauca began performing as an accordion soloist at the age of nine . In 1955 he received his first training from Manuel Cabrera Guerra , the organist of the Lima Cathedral . In 1961 he won the Peruvian Accordion Competition.

From 1961 to 1966 he studied cello at the Lima Conservatory and completed his training with Andrés Sas Orchassal ( harmony and counterpoint ) and in Buenos Aires with Francisco Kröpfl , Gabriel Brnčić and Gerardo Gandini . From 1972 to 1973 he lived in the USA , where he gave accordion concerts. He is a freelance composer in Lima.

Núñez Allauca developed an " ornament theory " ( La composición musical ornamental , 1978), according to which identical or unequal ornaments are contrapuntally and harmoniously connected.

Works

  • El Alba for mixed choir, 1965
  • Koribeni Suite , 1967
  • Moto ornamental e perpetuo for piano, 1970
  • Oh, mi seilor for mixed choir and piano, 1972, world premiere: Westminster Tabernacle Choir of Detroit, 1973
  • String Quartet , 1975–76, 2nd prize at the Latin American Composition Competition in Santiago de Chile, 1979
  • Huatyacuri , ballet music, 1982
  • Concierto ornamental for piano and orchestra, world premiere in 1982
  • A Bolivar , cantata, 1983
  • Rapsodia and Serenata for harp, 1988
  • Aleluya del Alba for tenor solo , mixed choir and orchestra, 1989, first performance 1992 in Chișinău ( Moldova )
  • Wiesbaden Concerto for piano and orchestra, first performance 1994 in Chișinău (Moldova)
  • Sonrisa de Jesús , first performance at the Christmas concert in the Vatican in 1995
  • El Hijo del Sol , first performance 1997
  • Flor de Nieve for vocal duet and orchestra, world premiere in 1997
  • Missa Andina for soloists, choir, organ and orchestra, 1997–98
  • La montaña de Luz for vocal trio and orchestra, 1998
  • Variables for six instruments and tape
  • Sinfonia ornamental
  • 100th Psalm for four-part and eight-part choir
  • Diferencials I and Diferenciales II for piano
  • Gravitación humana for tape
  • Koribeni para guitarra sola

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