Douglas DaSilva
Douglas DaSilva (* 1965 ) is a Brazilian composer, guitarist and music organizer.
New York-based DaSilva is artistic director of the Composer's Voice Concert Series and the Premiere Salon Concerts , which feature new works by contemporary composers. He also gave concerts in Rio de Janeiro and Valencia. As a guitarist he performed a. a. in the Lincoln Center , the Presbyterian Jan Hus Church , the Rock Club Bitter End and in the Cutting Room on.
In addition to guitar works and songs, DaSilva composed chamber music and electroacoustic works. His music is influenced by jazz, rock and blues and spans the spectrum from catchy pieces to experimental works. He recorded his sarabande for flute and guitar with the flautist Kathleen Nester . World premieres played u. a. the harpists Jasmin Bey Cowin and Alyssa Reit , the guitarists Kai Watanabe and Kenji Haba and the violinist Gregory Durozel .
Works
- Sarabande for flute and guitar
- How to Build a Totalitarian State , Electronic Music;
- Contrails , electronic music;
- camp des feuilles , electronic music
- Did I Hear It on the Composer's Voice , electronic music
- Og's Dance for guitar
- 3 Peaces for soprano and piano
- Paco de Santo Drinks at the Kinsale for guitar and flute
- 12 Miniatures for Guitar
- Brasileiro Suite
- Century X
- Evora
- Expulsado de la milonga for piano
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Individual evidence
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | DaSilva, Douglas |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | American composer and guitarist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1965 |