Francisco Pulgar Vidal

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Francisco Bernardo Pulgar Vidal (born March 12, 1929 in Huánuco , † January 17, 2012 in Lima ) was a Peruvian composer.

Pulgar Vidal studied in Lima with Andrés Sas Orchassal and in Bogotá with Roberto Pineda Duque and then worked as a teacher, later professor at the Lima Conservatory. He composed four symphonies , an orchestral suite , symphonic structures and other works for orchestra, chamber music , an Inca cantata , choral works and songs .

Works

  • Cuarteto N ° 1 , 1953
  • Tres poemas líricos para coro , 1955
  • Sonata para piano , 1958
  • Paco Yunque piano , 1960
  • Sonata en 6 para violín y piano , 1967
  • Chulpas , Symphony, 1968
  • Cantata Apu Inqa , 1970
  • 7 suites para piano , 1972
  • Bárroco criollo para orquesta , Symphony, 1978
  • 10 vallejianas para soprano y coro , 1990
  • Sinfonia Nasca , 1995
  • Sinfonía Taki-Bach para orquesta de cuerdas , 1998

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personal data
SURNAME Pulgar Vidal, Francisco
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Pulgar Vidal, Francisco Bernardo (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Peruvian composer
DATE OF BIRTH March 12, 1929
PLACE OF BIRTH Huánuco
DATE OF DEATH 17th January 2012
Place of death Lima