José Pablo Moncayo
About José Pablo Moncayo
José Pablo Moncayo was a composer born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. He studied in the National Conservatory, working at the same time as pianist in restaurants and for the radio. In the year 1942 thanks to a scholarship of the Berkshire Institute, he was able to study under Aaron Copland, American composer and orchestra director. As companions he had Blas Galindo, Savior Contreras and Daniel Ayala in the assembly of chamber music baptized as the “Group of Four”.
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Huapango (1941)
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Huapango / Estrellita - Remasterizado
Tierra de temporal
Huapango (1941) - Live From Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles / 2010
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Bosques
muros verdes
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Danza
3 Piezas for Piano: No. 3. Allegro molto
Feria
Tres Piezas para Piano: I. Allegro
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Sonata (1936): III. Muy Aprisa
3 Piezas: No. 3. Allegro molto 1
La mulata de Cordoba: Scene 2
Violin Sonata: III. Muy aprisa
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Cielito lindo (Arr. for 2 Violas)
3 Piezas: No. 1. Allegro
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Tres Piezas para Piano: II. Lento
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Huapango (Arr. for Guitar Quartet)
Sonata para Viola y Piano: III. Allegro
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3 Piezas: No. 2. Lento
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Sonata (1936): II. Despacio y Muy Cantado
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Sonata (1936): I. Tiempo Moderato
Sinfonieta
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Allegro moderato
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Comentario #1
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