Fondo Memoria Viva - Artes Musicales
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Ítem Estudios críticos de las corporeidades, las sensibilidades y las performatividades(Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas) Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónExhibition "Rhythmic Possibilities in a Composition - Olivier Messiaen" by Manuel González The document consists of a video exhibition that concisely and clearly presents French composer Olivier Messiaen's musical treatise, "Technique of My Musical Language" (from its rhythmic component), covering four chapters: Rhythm with Added Values, Augmented and Diminished Rhythms, Non-Retrogradable Rhythms, and Polyrhythm. Additionally, towards the end of the presentation, a composition of his own is shown in which all the previously taught techniques are applied and demonstrated.Ítem Te invito - Taller sonoro II(Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas) Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónI invite you Composer: Begner Vasquez Angulo Artist: Herencia de Timbiquí Album: Tambó Release Date: 2011 Taller Sonoro II Instructor: Carlos Gonzalo Guzmán Muñoz Performers Juan Camilo Castro Herrera - Guitar Brian Andrés Jamaica Martha - Vocals and Bass Alexandra Solano Daza - Percussion Nichols David Rodríguez Vargas - Percussion Nicolay Castellanos - Drums Angie Estefanía Solano Vargas - Piano Juan David Cruz Hernández - Trombone Dagoberto Gutiérrez Urbano - Clarinet Nevy Felipe Mendoza Rivera - Trumpet Claudia Liliana Chipatecua Garrido - Backing Vocals Video Editing: Cristian Camilo Morales GonzalezÍtem Now you know (it) - Bajistas ASAB(Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas) Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónNow you know (it) Composer: Luis Ramírez ASAB Bassists Bass 1: Ricardo Barrera Tacha Bass 2: César MéndezÍtem Brisas de Pamplonita - Ensamble de Flautas ASAB(Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas) Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónBreezes of Pamplonita (Bambuco) Composers: Roberto Irwin and Elías Soto Arrangement: Andrés Acosta ASAB Flute Ensemble - Director: Dr. Jesús Castro Members: Valentina Suárez David Reyes Erika Martínez Víctor Cruz María Alejandra González Gabriel Palomino Jakob Valbuena Paula Muñoz Paola PérezÍtem Bohemian Rhapsody - Ensamble de Flautas ASAB(Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas) Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónBohemian Rhapsody Songwriter: Freddie Mercury - Queen Arrangement: Dr. Jesús Castro ASAB Flute Ensemble - Director: Dr. Jesús Castro Members: Valentina Suárez, David Reyes, Erika Martínez, Valentina Ojeda, María Alejandra González, Víctor Cruz, Gabriel Palomino, Jakob Valbuena, Paola Pérez, Paula Muñoz, Luisa Mendoza (Guitar)Ítem El Lago De Los Cisnes - Op. 20, Acto II: 10. Scene (Moderato) - Orquesta Sinfónica ASAB(Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas) Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónSwan Lake - Op. 20, Act II: 10. Scene (Moderato). Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840–1893). SYMPHONIC CONDUCTING CHAIR MAESTRO LEONARDO MARULANDA Cristian Camilo Morales Juan José Ramírez Jhon Sebastian Muñoz Dayanth Steven Solano ASAB FACULTY OF ARTS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA FLUTES María Alejandra Gonzáles Paola Alejandra Pérez David Fernando Reyes Fabián Forero Riaño OBOES Natalia Andrea Osorio (Guest) Daniel Alejandro Martínez (Graduate) CLARINETS Alison Paola Gonzáles Mariana Clavijo María José Ortiz Sebastián Malangón Morales Brayan Steven Melo BASSAO Sara Vanegas Castillo HORNS Sonia Vera Araque Walter Mosquera Brand (Guest) TRUMPETS Nevy Felipe Mendoza Juan David Carvajal TROMBONES Juan David Cruz Cesar Alba PIANS Angely Daniela Lemus Kevin Acosta Cadena VIOLINS Catalina Rozo Cristhian Steven Vargas Deyvid Leonardo Mayorga Diego López Franco Jhonny Danilo Jiménez David Asdrúbal Morales David Leonardo Salazar Brian Andrés Jamaica Nicolás López Franco Juan Manuel Garay (Guest) VIOLAS Andrea Urbina (Guest) José Orlando Rozo Sabastián Paez (Guest) Ronald Fonseca (Guest) CELLOS Mariana Krejci Murillo Camilo Rosero (Graduate) Julián Leonardo Ardila (Graduate) DOUBLE BASSES Juan Sebastián Sanabria Julián Leonardo Ardila (Graduate) EDITOR OF VIDEO AND AUDIO Julián Leonardo Ardila SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF THE DISTRICT UNIVERSITY ASAB FACULTY OF ARTS The Symphony Orchestra of the Francisco José de Caldas District University - ASAB Faculty of Arts, based on the fundamental objective of qualifying students' playing skills by developing a symphonic space that aligns with the curriculum of the Musical Arts project, has promoted the orchestral practice of student instrumentalists and conductors, which has led to the professional artistic training of future graduates. It was founded with the ASAB camerata, initially directed by maestro Frank Preuss, and subsequently, since the creation of the ASAB Faculty of Arts attached to the Francisco José de Caldas District University, has been directed by maestros Carlos Sánchez, Jorge Andrés Vélez, Edgar Alarcón, César Villamil, and Lucas Fernández. He has performed in the city's most important venues, such as the Teatro Colón, the Teresa Cuervo Auditorium at the National Museum, the León de Greiff Auditorium, and the Virgilio Barco Library, among others. He participated in the Pereira Symphony Festival in 2009, in the Interuniversity Choir and Orchestra Meetings held from 2017 to 2019 at the National University of Colombia, Bogotá, and has participated in important productions within the artistic programming of the ASAB Faculty of Arts. The current principal conductor is Leonardo Marulanda Rivera. SYMPHONIC CONDUCTING DEPARTMENT ASAB Faculty of Arts. The Symphonic Conducting Department at the Francisco José de Caldas District University - ASAB Faculty of Arts offers its students, as a fundamental pillar of their training, the opportunity to gain a comprehensive experience in the learning process by developing ongoing practice with the Faculty's symphonic ensembles. It is currently conducted by Leonardo Marulanda Rivera, along with piano encore performers Aurelio Caro and Arminda Marcial. His students, who are currently conducting the ASAB Symphony Orchestra, are: Dayanth Steven Solano Salinas, Jhon Sebastián Muñoz Vargas, Cristian Camilo Morales González, and Juan José Ramírez Sánchez.Ítem Aula abierta Entrevista con Natalia Castellanos(Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas) Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Castellanos, Natalia; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónMusical Arts Curriculum Project Aural Training Area Open Classroom - Interview with Natalia Castellanos about her book: A New Music, a New Listening. Interview conducted on June 22, 2021, 8:00 a.m. Alternative Aural Training Curriculum Reflections on Listening Organized by: Natalia Merlano and Juan Camilo VásquezÍtem Ensamble de Músicas Campesinas - Facultad de Artes ASAB(Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas) Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónThe Ensamble de Músicas Campesinas (Peasant Music Ensemble) is one of the musical groups within the Curricular Project of Musical Arts of the ASAB Faculty of Arts at the Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas. Directors: Efraín Franco Arbeláez and Marco Villarreal Otero The Peasant Music Ensemble of the ASAB Faculty of Arts was born from the interest of a professor and some students in securing an academic space for the practice of these musical styles. The initiative materialized in February 2008 when the Curricular Project Council approved its programming as another of the ensembles where students have the option to participate as an academic subject. It began its experience with the knowledge and practice of carranguera and torbellino music. Rajaleñas has since been added to these expressions. The ensemble also explores different peasant expressions based on fretted instruments (like the requinto, tiple, and guitar) and small percussion: rajaleñas, party music (músicas de parranda), peasant music from colonization zones, and others. The ensemble space is consolidating as an environment where the intuitive or empirical practice (by ear, oreja, caracol, or de "guataca"—as it's called in popular slang) is vindicated, meaning without sheet music. Here, demanding levels of study, arrangement, assembly, and interpretation are undertaken to fulfill the aesthetic and technical expressive statute characteristic of these musical styles. The development and evolution of the ensemble contribute to the much-needed and current dialogue between traditional and academic knowledge, which is fundamental in the continuous construction of Colombian musical knowledge and imaginary. A line of research in traditional and popular music is currently gaining increasing relevance in the Colombian and international academic field. It has performed concerts in the Samuel Bedoya Auditorium of the ASAB Faculty of Arts, the Auditorium of the Luis A. Calvo Academy, the Auditorium of the Attorney General's Office (Procuraduría General de la Nación), at the La Mediatorta Outdoor Theater, the First, Third, Sixth, Seventh, Ninth, Tenth, and Eleventh Convite Cuna Carranguera in Tinjacá –Boyacá-, the Convites de la India Infiel in Sesquilé 2008 and 2010, in Cogua, Guasca, Funza, Usme, Bosa, Sumapaz, Arbeláez, Cahipay, San Juán de Rioseco, Villapinzón, and Cota in Cundinamarca, as well as in Ramiriquí, San Miguel de Sema, and Moniquirá –Boyacá-. In 2016, the Ensemble carried out an enriching and joyful “Academic Practice” to exchange knowledge with the children, youth, and teachers of the Peasant Music School of the Santa Bárbara village, Tinjacá municipality. Based on their experience in the Ensemble, their personal background, and the advice of the professor, four students formed the group “Pa’ la tierrita” which, during the first semester of 2010, musically scored the documentary “Toda la vida el campo” (All Life the Countryside) with original music and developed the recording and distribution of a compact disc with the nine composed themes. The degree thesis “Cercanías entre la tradición y la academia. Creación de músicas campesinas para el documental “Toda la vida al campo” (Connections Between Tradition and Academia. Creation of Peasant Music for the Documentary "All Life the Countryside") emerged from this same experience, declared Meritorious by the jury. Throughout its existence, over fifty students from different instruments and focuses of the Curricular Project, and some from other faculties, have passed through the ensemble. Some of them have founded or been part of groups such as “Los rolling ruanas”, “La real carranga”, “Alma carranga”, “La tusa carranguera”, “Los alegres músicos parrandistas”, “Cuatro gatos”, and “Pa’ la tierrita”.Ítem Trío en Fa Mayor - Ensamble de Oboes ASAB(Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas) Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónTrio in F Major for two oboes and English horn Franz Krommer 1. Allegro moderato Performers: Oboe 1: Juan David Monroy Tovar Oboe 2 and ed.: Miguel Ángel Quiroga Medina English horn: Andrea Selene Camelo Pineda Conductor: Yudy Rocío Bonilla PatarroyoÍtem La Rumba de los Costales - Ensamble de Músicas Campesinas ASAB(Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas) Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónThe Rumba of the Sacks Composer: Leonel Eduardo Corredor Alejo (Une, Cundinamarca - 1958) Performer: ASAB Country Music Ensemble Conductors: Efraín Franco Arbeláez Marco Villarreal Otero Requintos: Lina Paola López Acevedo Elkin Giovanny Villamil Santana Frank Henrikson Cuéllar Cuéllar Fabio Hernán Russi Rojas Germán Darío Malaver Garnica Alveiro Beltrán Jiménez Guitars: Michael David Álvarez Vega Harold Santiago Valenzuela Fajardo Jefferson Orlando Pinilla León Treble: Isabella Niño Salcedo Saxophone: Paola Alejandra Numpaque Tarapués Piano: Andrés Ricardo Quintero Osorio Guacharaca: Juan Camilo Hidalgo Cuartas Cowbell: Jenny Valeria Palomino Cuéllar Bongos: Juan Felipe Rodríguez CasasÍtem #MemoriasASAB Orquesta de Guitarras ASABUniversidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónThe ASAB Faculty of Arts at the Francisco José de Caldas District University shares moments from our Musical Arts Curriculum Project ensembles. This time, the ASAB Guitar Orchestra, conducted by maestro Daniel Forero, performed at the Jorge Tadeo Lozano Auditorium.Ítem Un día - Mónica RochaUniversidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónThe Faculty of Arts ASAB at the Francisco José de Caldas District University is pleased to share the creations of our community. Graduates, professors, and students from the Curricular Project of Musical Arts present "Un Día" (One Day). The song, in the rhythm of Guabina, tells a story that could be passed down to the next generation, given the quarantine and isolation caused by COVID-19 this year. It is a message of hope that encourages the listener to reflect on how this change in our lives can have positive effects on nature and the environment, and raise awareness in new generations. The song was first launched live on a program that emerged during the quarantine called "Suena que Suena" (It Sounds and Sounds). The singer-songwriter broadcasts the show on her Facebook profile on Sundays at 4:00 p.m., sharing stories and anecdotes from different musical styles and illustrating them by singing samples from these repertoires. Later, some musicians who heard the program and connected with the song suggested recording it in a collaborative effort. The recording would then be edited to showcase the richness of these musical styles and how artists can work together even while isolated. Collaborating on this project were masters Marco Villarreal on the requinto, Juan Carlos Rivas on bass, and Gabriel Chaparro on the tiple and guitar. “Un día vamos a vernos para podernos abrazar…” (One day we will see each other so we can hug…) Mónica Rocha A Colombian singer-songwriter and graduate of the Faculty of Arts ASAB at the District University, Mónica has dedicated her career to researching and teaching singing in various academic and popular musical styles. She is known for bringing a message of hope through her lyrics and for making her concerts a spiritual and reflective experience for both musicians and the audience, all while championing Latin American rhythms in her songs. She has performed at important venues such as the Jorge Eliécer Gaitán Theater, the Camarín del Carmen, the Gilberto Alzate Avendaño Foundation, the National Museum, and Simón Bolívar Park. She has also taught singing at El Bosque University, the University of Quindío, and currently at the District University in the Curricular Project of Musical Arts. Last year, she recorded her song “Somos Artistas, No Terroristas” (We Are Artists, Not Terrorists) with ASAB professors and students. The song was composed in response to the attacks on students at ASAB and the disturbances that occurred during student and artistic demonstrations. During the "Andean Cacerolazo," a hundred people and musicians with recognized careers in Colombian Andean music chose to perform this song as one of three emblematic pieces, in order to protest and raise their voices peacefully. Featured Musicians Gabriel Chaparro A multi-instrumentalist from Sogamoso, Boyacá, Gabriel is currently a tenth-semester student in the Musical Arts program at the Faculty of Arts ASAB at the District University. He has toured as an instrumentalist in several countries, including France and Italy. He is the director of the "Con Trastes" student band in Bogotá and also plays the Andean bandola in this group. He has created various artistic arrangements with the "Colombia Somos Música" Foundation, including the musical "El Concierto por la Vida" (The Concert for Life). He has also taught guitar, tiple, bandola, and music theory at the foundation since 2016. Marco Villarreal Otero Born in Bogotá but raised in the countryside, Marco is a professional musician and a graduate of the Faculty of Arts ASAB at the District University. Dedicated to the carranguera and campesina music of the Cundiboyacense highlands from a young age, he has been a requinto player in several groups, including Los del Pueblo, Campo Sonoro, and La Riolina. He currently also teaches in the Musical Arts undergraduate program at the Faculty of Arts-ASAB in the areas of Aural Training and Tiple-Requinto. Juan Carlos Rivas "El Chato," as he is known, is a bassist, producer, singer, and teacher. He studied Harmony with Lisandro Zapata and Technique with Dennis López and has attended free Jazz workshops. In his more than 30 years of musical experience, he has played with over 30 artists and groups, including Shakira, Carlos Vives, Toto la Momposina, La Derecha, Marbelle, and Maia. As the director and bassist for Shakira's band, he performed in 150 concerts across 25 countries, and he also toured with Toto la Momposina, Marbelle, and La Derecha. Due to his recognized musical work, he has been invited on several occasions to serve as a judge for events like "Rock al Parque," "Rap a la Torta," the "Encuentro de Intérpretes" at the British School, and various universities. Since 1988, he has also composed music for theater plays, films, television series, and radio and TV jingles.Ítem Cátedra de Trombones ASAB sonado desde casaUniversidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónThe trombone department of the Musical Arts Curriculum Project of the ASAB Faculty of Arts at the Francisco José de Caldas District University presents a sample of the work done from home, with the goal of motivating our students and supporting all trombonists in Colombia and around the world. Title: Symphony No. 10, Fragment 2nd Movement - Scherzo Dmitri Shostakovich Arranger: Randall G. Malmstrom ASAB Trombone Faculty Faculty: Francisco Javier Córdoba Álvaro García Trombone Students: Julián Vargas Bayron Carvajal Yenny León Juan David Cruz César Alba Editor: Francisco Córdoba - Fernando Montenegro Editor Adjustments: Carlos Mejía and César MartínezÍtem Clase Magistral de Flauta - Dra. Tess Miller - Parte AUniversidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónFlute Master Class - Dr. Tess Miller - Part AÍtem Clase Magistral de Flauta - Dra. Tess Miller - Parte BUniversidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónFlute Master Class - Dr. Tess Miller - Part BÍtem Tutorial proceso de admisiones Preparatorio en Artes MusicalesUniversidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónDear users, this is a tutorial on how to access the admissions page for the Preparatory School of Musical Arts. You may find it very helpful. ASAB Faculty of Arts of the Francisco José de Caldas District UniversityÍtem Lanzamiento Evento Trabajos de Grado Destacados PCAM 2020-1Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónThe PCAM Outstanding Dissertation Event is sponsored by the Dissertation Subcommittee of the Musical Arts Curriculum Project of the ASAB Faculty of Arts. In its fourth edition, it takes the form of a series of video presentations given by a group of ten new graduates of the curriculum project. The event offers a range of thematic, creative, methodological, technical, and theoretical possibilities that have materialized in the dissertations completed within the curriculum project. At the same time, it offers a reflection on the impact that dissertations have on the professional lives of PCAM graduates. Each event correlates a repertoire of common cognitive resources, a series of discourses, ideas, shared themes, and what was said and done in the dissertations. As a meeting place for people who have trained and continue to share what they've learned at PCAM, each event provides a true overview of the concerns that have contributed to the progressive construction of a shared identity and continue to strengthen the community of musical knowledge we have built. Members of the PCAM Thesis Subcommittee Myriam Arroyave Gloria Millán Efraín FrancoÍtem Celebración 30 años del proyecto curricular de Artes Musicales(Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas) Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónOn April 19th, the Musical Arts curriculum celebrated its 30th anniversary at the National Museum of Colombia. Participating in this special and emotional ceremony were the Contemporary Music Ensemble (EMCA), the ASAB Andean String Group, the ASAB Choir, the ASAB Trumpet Quintet, professor Alexandra Álvarez Yepes with Rubén Darío Pardo, and student Jenny Valeria Palomino with Julián Alfonso Benítez.Ítem Baja de Dick Shory por el Ensamble de Percusión Sinfónica ASAB(Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas) Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónWork: Baja. Composer: Dick Shory. Performer: ASAB Symphonic Percussion Ensemble Members: Jotam Santiago Vásquez Iguavita Daniela Alejandra Caviedes Jaime Nelson Daniel Pérez Paredes Anyely Daniela Lemus Martín Juan Felipe Rodríguez Director: Brigitte Natalia Escobar Sound: Daniel Pardo Karen Pachón David Gil Lighting: Francisco Robles José de los Santos Photography and Video: María Fernanda Vargas Jeison Narváez General Production: Carlos Andrés Mejía Francisco Méndez PCAM Coordinator: Manuel Bernal Martínez Dean: ASAB Faculty of Arts Dora Lilia Marín DíazÍtem La Malanga de Eddie Palmieri - Ensamble de Jazz Latino ASAB(Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas) Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas; Facultad de Artes ASAB. Equipo de producciónWork: La Malanga by Eddie Palmieri ASAB Latin Jazz Ensemble Performer. Arrangements by Carlos G. Guzmán-Muñoz Conductor and Cuban Tres Carlos G. Guzmán-Muñoz Vocals Yandra Yulisa Puentes García Laura Camila Cortez Antonio Karen Catalina Gutiérrez Lozano Alixon Daniela Neira Romero Saxophones Daniel Francisco Gordillo Acevedo Yesica Alejandra Sandoval Cubillo Leidy Liceth Jiménez Buitrago Violin Daniela Sánchez Rubiano Flute Kevin Steven Bernal López Valentina Ojeda Sánchez Flute Piano-Synthesizer Diego Andrés Pachón Sorza Nelson Camilo Urrea Villanueva Karen Catalina Gutiérrez Lozano Cristian David Facundo Herrera Latin Percussion César Augusto Asique García Daniel Felipe Turriago Varela Nichols David Nicoyembe Rodríguez Vargas Camilo Pantoja Trumpets Julio Andrés Arguello Pulido David Santiago Pinzón Bobadilla Juan Carlos Vivas Cely Juan Sebastián Baracaldo Poveda Bass Juan Camilo Martínez Córdoba Ronald Alexis Hernández Keiner Santiago Gutiérrez Pinzón Guitar Juan José García Insuasty Sergio Alejandro Algeciro Montealegre David Santiago Pinzón Bobadilla Daniel Santiago Salas Guerrero Drums Juan Pablo Gutiérrez Caraballo Jason Jair Martínez Rodríguez Santiago García Olarte Production Credits Sound: Daniel Pardo Karen Pachón David Gil Lighting Francisco Robles José de los Santos Photography and Video María Fernanda Vargas Jeison Narváez General Production Carlos Andrés Mejía Francisco Méndez PCAM Coordinator Manuel Bernal Martínez