Daniel Zamudio

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Daniel Zamudio (born August 28, 1885 in Bogotá ; † July 3, 1952 ) was a Colombian composer and musicologist.

Life

Zamudio received his first lessons from his father Daniel Zamudio Torres and then studied at the Academia Nacional de Música with Santos Cifuentes Rodríguez and Honorio Alarcón .

He worked as an organist in several churches in Bogotá. In 1915 he founded the Sociedad Palestrina , whose director he became. He was director of the music schools of Cartagena and San Juan de Pasto and in 1943 of the Conservatory of Popayán . From 1945 he directed the orchestra of the Policía Nacional .

Works

  • Ausencia
  • Cancion de Cuna for cello and piano
  • Himno del Arbol for voice and piano (text: Alfredo Gómez Jaime )
  • Himno para la Coronacion de Nuestra Senore del Carmen
  • Impresiones de Zipqaquira
  • Madre Mia , hymn
  • Marcha TriundfaL
  • Para Ti , voice for soprano and piano
  • Pasillo
  • Reina de Colombia hymn, (Text: Juan C. Garzón )
  • Romanza for violin y piano
  • Vida, Pasodoble

Fonts

  • Anotaciones sobre la música religiosa en Colombia , in: Boletín Latinoamericano de Música , Bogotá, 1938.
  • El folklore musical de Colombia , in: Revista de las Indias , No. 14, Bogotá, 1950.
personal data
SURNAME Zamudio, Daniel
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Colombian composer and musicologist
DATE OF BIRTH August 28, 1885
PLACE OF BIRTH Bogotá
DATE OF DEATH 3rd July 1952