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He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in music from the Universidad Nacional de San Martin in Buenos Aires. He has also studied piano at Alberto Ginastera Conservatory. His works were premiered in USA, Italy, Hungary, Germany and Argentina. His compositions include works for chamber music, solo instruments, opera and orchestra. He has been invited as a speaker at different conferences on music. The themes of his works respond to the complex changes of the modern world: climate crisis, digitalization of the human experience. In addition, he has a commitment to Latin American musical genres that appear as a rhythmic constant in his work using music from different communities. In 2021, he was awarded for his work Micro Suite for Viola solo by the Northern California Viola Society. In April 2022, his piano work Stop deforestation was premiered at the University of Minnesota Morris in the series of concerts on music and climate change organized for Earth Day by pianist Ann DuHamel. His work Sequoia trees (about the national park in United States) was premiered in July 2022 at the 51st Intenational Double Reed Society Conference at the University of Colorado Boulder. He recently received a creation grant from the National Endowment for the Arts (Argentina) for SOMA, his science fiction opera for chamber ensemble. He currently teaches at the School of Humanities at the Universidad Nacional de San Martin and at the Conservatorio Superior de Música Manuel de Falla of Buenos Aires.…He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in music from the Universidad Nacional de San Martin in Buenos Aires. He has also studied piano at Alberto Ginastera Conservatory. His works were premiered in USA, Italy, Hungary, Germany and Argentina. His compositions include works for chamber music, solo instruments, opera and orchestra. He has been invited as a speaker at different conferences on music. The themes of his works respond to the complex changes of the modern world: climate crisis, digitalization of the human experience. In addition, he has a commitment to Latin American musical genres that appear as a rhythmic constant in his work using music from different communities. In 2021, he was awarded for his work Micro Suite for Viola solo by the Northern California Viola Society. In April 2022, his piano work Stop deforestation was premiered at the University of Minnesota Morris in the series of concerts on music and climate change organized for Earth Day by pianist Ann DuHamel. His work Sequoia trees (about the national park in United States) was premiered in July 2022 at the 51st Intenational Double Reed Society Conference at the University of Colorado Boulder. He recently received a creation grant from the National Endowment for the Arts (Argentina) for SOMA, his science fiction opera for chamber ensemble. He currently teaches at the School of Humanities at the Universidad Nacional de San Martin and at the Conservatorio Superior de Música Manuel de Falla of Buenos Aires.

Dario Duarte

Composer, Sound Designer, Music Composer, +1

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He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in music from the Universidad Nacional de San Martin in Buenos Aires. He has also studied piano at Alberto Ginastera Conservatory. His works were premiered in USA, Italy, Hungary, Germany and Argentina. His compositions include works for chamber music, solo instruments, opera and orchestra. He has been invited as a speaker at different conferences on music. The themes of his works respond to the complex changes of the modern world: climate crisis, digitalization of the human experience. In addition, he has a commitment to Latin American musical genres that appear as a rhythmic constant in his work using music from different communities. In 2021, he was awarded for his work Micro Suite for Viola solo by the Northern California Viola Society. In April 2022, his piano work Stop deforestation was premiered at the University of Minnesota Morris in the series of concerts on music and climate change organized for Earth Day by pianist Ann DuHamel. His work Sequoia trees (about the national park in United States) was premiered in July 2022 at the 51st Intenational Double Reed Society Conference at the University of Colorado Boulder. He recently received a creation grant from the National Endowment for the Arts (Argentina) for SOMA, his science fiction opera for chamber ensemble. He currently teaches at the School of Humanities at the Universidad Nacional de San Martin and at the Conservatorio Superior de Música Manuel de Falla of Buenos Aires.…He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in music from the Universidad Nacional de San Martin in Buenos Aires. He has also studied piano at Alberto Ginastera Conservatory. His works were premiered in USA, Italy, Hungary, Germany and Argentina. His compositions include works for chamber music, solo instruments, opera and orchestra. He has been invited as a speaker at different conferences on music. The themes of his works respond to the complex changes of the modern world: climate crisis, digitalization of the human experience. In addition, he has a commitment to Latin American musical genres that appear as a rhythmic constant in his work using music from different communities. In 2021, he was awarded for his work Micro Suite for Viola solo by the Northern California Viola Society. In April 2022, his piano work Stop deforestation was premiered at the University of Minnesota Morris in the series of concerts on music and climate change organized for Earth Day by pianist Ann DuHamel. His work Sequoia trees (about the national park in United States) was premiered in July 2022 at the 51st Intenational Double Reed Society Conference at the University of Colorado Boulder. He recently received a creation grant from the National Endowment for the Arts (Argentina) for SOMA, his science fiction opera for chamber ensemble. He currently teaches at the School of Humanities at the Universidad Nacional de San Martin and at the Conservatorio Superior de Música Manuel de Falla of Buenos Aires.

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He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in music from the Universidad Nacional de San Martin in Buenos Aires. He has also studied piano at Alberto Ginastera Conservatory. His works were premiered in USA, Italy, Hungary, Germany and Argentina. His compositions include works for chamber music, solo instruments, opera and orchestra. He has been invited as a speaker at different conferences on music.
The themes of his works respond to the complex changes of the modern world: climate crisis, digitalization of the human experience. In addition, he has a commitment to Latin American musical genres that appear as a rhythmic constant in his work using music from different communities.
In 2021, he was awarded for his work Micro Suite for Viola solo by the Northern California Viola Society. In April 2022, his piano work Stop deforestation was premiered at the University of Minnesota Morris in the series of concerts on music and climate change organized for Earth Day by pianist Ann DuHamel. His work Sequoia trees (about the national park in United States) was premiered in July 2022 at the 51st Intenational Double Reed Society Conference at the University of Colorado Boulder. He recently received a creation grant from the National Endowment for the Arts (Argentina) for SOMA, his science fiction opera for chamber ensemble. He currently teaches at the School of Humanities at the Universidad Nacional de San Martin and at the Conservatorio Superior de Música Manuel de Falla of Buenos Aires.