Premiere of Puerto’s Nigredo and Advenit

Posted by Marcel Soleda on March 22, 2004  |  Leave a comment

“The “Octeto Ibérico” leaded by Elías Arizcuren, premiered the del Puerto’s Nigredo , at CCCB inside the Contemporary Music Festival Barcelona on 31 March.

In other news, del Puerto’s work for chamber ensemble and clarinet Advenit was premiered this 7 April during the Religious Music Week in the city of Cuenca. The clarinet soloist will be Lluna, to whom the work is dedicated.

Tritó has recently published his String Quartet and  Mirada and is preparing the publication of “Nigredo”, “Advenit”, “Diario”, “Nocturno”, for soprano and “Trio with piano”. Del Puerto is also the author of “Concerto for Violin and Orchestra” and “Mito”, for 13 instruments, among many other works.”

McMillan conducts Rueda a Madrid

Posted by Marcel Soleda on March 22, 2004  |  Leave a comment

This 13 May, ORTVE will dedicate a concert to Rueda’s oeuvre. Under the title “Música de Hoy” (Music of Today) the programme includes Symphony I “Laberinto” and Symphony II “Acerca del límite” by the Spanish composer, along with Symphony nº3 by the British composer and conductor McMillan, who will also be conducting on this occasion.

Tritó has recently published Rueda’s Viaje Imaginario “Franciso Guerrero in Memoriam” , Elephant Skin, and Chamber Concerto nº2 , is preparing the publication of his Symphony I, and String Quartet nº2 “Desde las sombras” and 24 Interludios for piano.

Torres La Tumba de Antígona draws acclaim

Posted by Marcel Soleda on March 20, 2004  |  Leave a comment

“This past 13 February, the National Orchestra of Spain, conducted by the first conductor Pons, premiered to great acclaim La tumba de Antígona by the Spanish composer Torres, at the Auditorio Nacional de Madrid.

Tritó has recently published his String Trio , Itzal for accordion, Preludios I-IV for piano. Soon to be published: Cadenza for piano, and “ Crepuscular and “La Tumba de Antígona” for orchestra. Torres also composed Concerto for piano , recently recorded for the RTVE-Música label.Jesús Torres has also been chosen to compose the commissioned work for the 7th Competition, which will be held in Barcelona on 29 July 2004.”

Coming publication of La rosa del azafrán

Posted by Marcel Soleda on March 19, 2004  |  Leave a comment

Tritó will soon be publishing Guerrero’s popular zarzuela “La rosa del azafrán“. This edition, the first of this work, is the result of the continuing joint efforts by Tritó and the Fundación Guerrero to publish a definitive edition of Guerrero’s works.

La rosa del azafrán will be performed 20 to 24 April in Seville at the Teatro de La Maestranza and 1 to 8 June in Oviedo at the Teatro Campoamor. In both cases it is the same production that was performed last year at the Teatro de la Zarzuela of Madrid.

In other news Tritó and the Fundación Guerrero are continuing with the publication of the eight volumes of the composer’s Romanzas y Canciones . The first two volumes came out last year and the remaining six are scheduled to come out during 2004.

New publishing and distribution agreements

Posted by Marcel Soleda on March 19, 2004  |  Leave a comment

Tritó has signed an agreement withManuel Castillo to publish several of his works for orchestra, including: Obertura Festiva, Symphony nº1 and Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchestra.

In other news, with the addition of the antique, classical, contemporary and music catalogue of the “Audiovisuals de Sarriá” recording label, Tritó will have more scores for sale on the internet.

Tritó is the internet distributor for the main publishers and recording companies specializing in Spanish and Iberian-American music like: La mà de Guido, Boileau, Clivis, Ediciones Manuel de Falla, Ópera Tres, Amalgama, Bolamar, CSIC, Dinsic, Arambol etc.

18th-century Catalan orchestral music in Poland

Posted by Marcel Soleda on March 19, 2004  |  Leave a comment

This past 18 February, the conductor Moraleda gave, at the Pomeranian Philharmonic Hall (Poland), a concert devoted exclusively to 18th-century Catalan orchestral music.

The programme comprised symphonies, overtures and concertos by Sor, Baguer, Terradellas, Duran and the brothers Joan and Josep Pla, all published by Tritó. The works were performed by the Capella Bydgostiensis and the concert was supported by the Cervantes Institute of Warsaw.

Babel 46 at the Liceu – Barcelona

Posted by Marcel Soleda on February 13, 2004  |  Leave a comment

This 16 February, the new production of Xavier Montsalvatge’s opera Babel 46 premieres at the Gran Teatre del Liceu. The Liceu and the Teatro Real de Madrid co-produce.

The opera, first performed in 1994 at the Festival del Castillo de Peralada, is playing through 28 February with a total of 9 performances featuring the Orquesta Sinfónica del Gran Teatre del Liceu conducted by Antoni Ros Marbà.

Première of La tumba de Antígona, from Jesús Torres

Posted by Marcel Soleda on February 12, 2004  |  Leave a comment

The Spanish National Orchestra conducted by Josep Pons premieres La tumba de Antígona by Jesús Torres. The performance takes place on 13 February at the Auditorio Nacional de Madrid.

This work, one of those which the orchestra commissions annually from young Spanish composers, will be performed again on the 14th and 15th.

Musikmesse Frankfurt ‘04

Posted by Marcel Soleda on February 10, 2004  |  Leave a comment

This year 2004, TRITO edicions will be present again at Musikmesse Frankfurt. If you are visiting the show, we will be pleased to meet you at our stand. There, we can show you our new releases, scores and recordings.
TRITO will be located at Hall 3.1, stand C71.
Hoping to see you in Frankfurt.

Cadaqués Orchestra Tour

Posted by Marcel Soleda on December 1, 2003  |  Leave a comment

The Cadaqués Orchestra will be going on tour in January 2004. Under the baton of Sir Neville Marriner, the Orchestra will perform in several Spanish cities, including Zaragoza and Pamplona.

The featured soloist on this occasion will be the soprano Ainhoa Arteta, in addition to the Orchestra’s habitual soloists. The tour comprises two programmes, centring on the works of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.