Rosalebron: Sonata Tragica for violin and piano (violin) UNIVERSAL
Duration: 30 minutes
Composer: Luis Rosalebron
Sonata in three movements for violin and piano
About the piece: Inspired by the Puerto Rican folklore, Art, history and its people. Influenced by Francisco Oller's painting "El Velorio," "The Wake", Jose Luis Gonzalez' story "En el fondo del caño hay un Negrito," and Rafael Hernandez' song "Lamento Borincano."
Luis Rosalebron was born in Aguadilla Puerto Rico in 1971 to a family of amateur musicians and music lovers. His father was a heavy machinery operator, inventor and clarinetist. In 1993 received his Bachelor of Arts in Music from the University of Puerto Rico. In 1994 he joined the Unite States Army Band system as keyboard player. In 2000 joined the faculty of Fullerton College, California as Collaborative Artist and Vocal coach. In 2007 he graduated with a Masters degree in Piano Pedagogy from California State University at Fullerton. Mr. Rosalebron is an avid collector of fine musical instruments and music-related memorabilia. He is also an expert in the history of pianos as well as a reputable piano restorer.
Original: $75.00
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Description
Duration: 30 minutes
Composer: Luis Rosalebron
Sonata in three movements for violin and piano
About the piece: Inspired by the Puerto Rican folklore, Art, history and its people. Influenced by Francisco Oller's painting "El Velorio," "The Wake", Jose Luis Gonzalez' story "En el fondo del caño hay un Negrito," and Rafael Hernandez' song "Lamento Borincano."
Luis Rosalebron was born in Aguadilla Puerto Rico in 1971 to a family of amateur musicians and music lovers. His father was a heavy machinery operator, inventor and clarinetist. In 1993 received his Bachelor of Arts in Music from the University of Puerto Rico. In 1994 he joined the Unite States Army Band system as keyboard player. In 2000 joined the faculty of Fullerton College, California as Collaborative Artist and Vocal coach. In 2007 he graduated with a Masters degree in Piano Pedagogy from California State University at Fullerton. Mr. Rosalebron is an avid collector of fine musical instruments and music-related memorabilia. He is also an expert in the history of pianos as well as a reputable piano restorer.
