Album
of contrasting sonorities, coloristic deployments of great
richness and a fiercful interpretation. This CD represents the
beginning of Tambuco's constant
discographic progress.
Japanese Percussion Music Quindecim
Recordings QP-005
From
it's debut
concert, Tambuco has always enjoyed a growing relation with japanese
music, performers and creators. They have interacted constantly,
premiering works and touring both Japan and Mexico performing japanese
repertoire. This collaborative process is at its peak and keeps growing
stronger as time goes by.
The
Audiophile
Audition acknowledged this CD as one of the best recordings
released in 1997.
This CD includes premiere works dedicated to Tambuco, as well as a
brillant performance of "Rítmicas
5 y 6", historic work which is considered as the first work for
percussion
ensemble.
CarlosChávez
Chamber Works with Eduardo Mata Dorian Recordings
DOR-90215
This is the last
recording of Mexico's greatest conductor in collaboration with Tambuco.
This CdD has already become a classic recording that allow us to admire
Maestro Mata's expresive capability and a master interpretation of
Carlos Chávez percussion works, limestone for classical
percussion
literature.
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Xochipilli,
Música Azteca Imaginada
Tambuco
Toccata
para
Instrumentos de Percusión
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World Premiere
Recordings
Quindecim
Recordings QP-1081
The selected repertoire for this
fascinating CD is an interesting array of works never released before,
many of which were written specially for Tambuco and nowadays
considered fundamental reference of Mexican percussion repertoire.
Includes works by Javier Alvarez, Carlos
Sánchez-Gutiérrez, Gonzalo Macías, Mario Lavista
and
Ignacio Baca-Lobera.
Iberoamerican
Series Vol. IColombia Quindecim
Recordings QP-116
With
this release, Tambuco announces the beginning of an important project
devoted to record the inmense variety of musical voices and
ideas coming from important Iberoamerican creators with whom Tambuco
has collaborated. This CD Shows diverse musical thoughts coming from
the great Iberoamerican cultures; New voices alongside established
ones, all of them enjoying great craftmanship and artistry. as magic
and colourful as the culture that originated them.
Second volume of Tambuco's
Iberoamerican Series, dedicated to the creative work of composers rom
Spain, most of which have worked alongside Tambuco, sharing their time
their music and their ideas. Tambuco has been very lucky to work with
them in diverse occasions. Tambuco ha tenido la fortuna de trabajar con
ellos en diferentes
ocasiones. The repertoire of this CD is the result of such
collaborations.
These works are
just a small example of the great patrimony of percussion literature
that Spain has accumulated over the passing of time. The composers
featured in this CD belong to diverse generations and their presence
make us perceive the multi-generational and multi-cultural profile in
music of today's Spain.
Carlos
Chávez
Complete Chamber Music Vol. III Cambria
Master Recordings
Three
time GRAMMY Award Nominee Album including Best Classical Album, This
volume is the result of an ongoing
international collaboration between Southwest Chamber Music
and the Tambuco Percussion Ensemble
in Mexico. Volume 3 features the complete music for percussion and the
complete music for voice and instruments with Alba Quezada and Los
Angeles Opera mezzo- soprano Suzanna Gúzman.
Three
GRAMMY Award Nominations Best
Classical Album Best Small Chamber Ensemble Best Latin
Classical Album
William
Kraft
Encounters Tambuco
and Southwest
Chamber Music
Cambria Master Recordings
Celebrating the 85th birthday
of William Kraft, one of America’s most
important composers and percussionists, GRAMMY®-winning Southwest
Chamber Music, the Tambuco Percussion Ensemble of Mexico and Cambria
Master Recordings are proud to announce the release of a major survey
of Kraft’s Encounters. This new three-CD release
celebrates
the 25th recording of Southwest Chamber Music and fills a major gap in
the recorded discography of American music. The set contains
over three hours of groundbreaking music that
establishes the percussionist as a formidable soloist with various
other solo instruments, such as trombone, violin, and cello. The three
CDs span fourteen Encounters, documenting a compositional journey that
began in the 1960s and will certainly continue with more Encounters
in the future.
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Encounters
I: Soliloquy, for Solo Percussion and Tape
Encounters
IV: Duel for Trombone and Percussion
Encounters
VI: Concertino for RotoToms and Percussion Quartet
Encounters
XII: The Gabriellic Foray, for Harp and Percussion
Three
GRAMMY Award Nominations