David del Puerto awarded the Spanish National Music Prize
Posted by Marcel Soleda on November 8, 2005 | Leave a comment
The Madrid composer David del Puerto has won the Spanish National Music Prize 2005 for composition. The prize, which is worth 30,000 euros, is conceded annually by the Spanish Ministry of Culture.
According to José Antonio Campos, president of the jury, the prize went to Del Puerto for “his solid career and the quality of his music, in the national and international realm, and for the premieres of his compositions Advenit, Nigredo and, especially, of his first symphony, Boreas.
Currently, David del Puerto is working on a concerto for oboe and chamber ensemble, a commission from CDMC for the Nieuw Ensemble of Amsterdam, to premiere next year.
Filed under: Chamber ensemble, Concert, Contemporary music, Festivals, General, Instrument, Orchestra, Premieres, Prizes
On the first of October, the 20th Alicante International Contemporary Music Festival presented the play Comedia (moments from “La vida es sueño” by Calderón de la Barca), with music by
“The “Octeto Ibérico” leaded by Elías Arizcuren, premiered the del Puerto’s
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