José Ardevol: Study in form a prelude & fugue | Percussion Ensemble from the Conservatorio de Aragón

At the beginning of the 20th century, some composers from the American continent made an effort to strengthen their ties and their international presence. Among them were percussion pioneers such as Edgar Varèse, Amadeo Roldán or the Cuban-based Spaniard José Ardévol, who composed the Study as a prelude and fugue for 37 instruments in 1934.
José Ardévol (1911-1981)
Study in the form of a prelude and fugue for 31 percussion, friction and whistling instruments (premiere in Spain)
Percusiones del CSMA. César Peris, conductor
Concert (excerpt) from the series "Young Performers"
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6 November 2017
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