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Work: Neo Mash uo
Composer: Mariano S. Alvarez
Audiovisual Production: José María Llorens
Group: Project [red] Assembly
Place: Usina Molet Museum
Work: Charco
Composer: Manuel Pastrana
Audiovisual Production: José María Llorens
Group: Project [red] Ensemble
Place: Museum Molet Power Plant
Work: A voice that carries me
Composer: Luis Toro
Audiovisual Production: José María Llorens
Group: Project [red] Ensemble
Place: Museum Molet Power Plant
Work: Pulling the thread with knots
Composer: José María Llorens
Producción Audiovisual: José María Llorens
Group: Project [red] Assemble
Place: Usina Molet Museum
Work: Pulling the thread with knots
Composer: José María Llorens
Producción Audiovisual: José María Llorens
Group: Project [red] Assemble
Place: Usina Molet Museum
Work: Neo Mash uo
Composer: Mariano S. Alvarez
Audiovisual Production: José María Llorens
Group: Project [red] Ensamble
Place: Molet Power Plant Museum
Work: Neo Mash uo
Composer: Mariano S. Alvarez
Audiovisual Production: José María Llorens
Group: Project [red] Ensamble
Place: Molet Power Plant Museum
Work: Neo Mash uo
Composer: Mariano S. Alvarez
Audiovisual Production: José María Llorens
Group: Project [red] Ensamble
Place: Molet Power Plant Museum
Work: Neo Mash uo
Composer: Mariano S. Alvarez
Audiovisual Production: José María Llorens
Group: Project [red] Ensamble
Place: Molet Power Plant Museum
The Red-Ensamble School of Arts Project was born in early 2010, with the aim of mounting original works, adaptations and arrangements. between composers and instrumentalists for the generation of a current repertoire and its contact with the community. 19px; line-height: normal; font-family: din-next-w01-light, din-next-w02-light, din-next-w10-light, sans-serif; color: #e8e8e8; 0px; border: 0px none; outline: 0px; background: 0px 0px; font-variant-east-asian: normal; font-size: 19px; din-next-w10-light, sans-serif; color: #e8e8e8; white-space: normal; style=”margin: 0px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; outline: 0px; vertical-align: baseline; background: 0px 0px; letter-spacing: 0.1em;”>As its name makes explicit, it is both a stable ensemble and a network of musicians who connect according to the specific needs of the repertoire that are addressed by occupying different roles, from the interpretive to those related to the assembly, space management and dissemination in general.
p[r]presents TV premieres Blurring Borders audiovisual edition
INTERVIEW IN REV(B)ELADOS: Crosses between popular and experimental music
project [red] ensemble presents
Composition Residencies 2017/18*
Blurring borders
December 2 to 20, 2020
The [red] ensemble project, together with different artists, musicians and guest composers from the popular and folkloric field, propose an interdisciplinary work where different poetics come into play, intersect, mix and blur. This concert is a meeting space between different music (chamamé, quartet, milonga and tinku) with the experimental and contemporary poetics of the ensemble and its composers.
Available on p[r]esenta TV – www.proyectoredensamble.com.ar
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project [red] assembly
Direction: Cecilia Beatriz Argüello
Director assistance: Valentina Etchart Giachero
Project Coordination: José María Llorens
Composition: Flavio Gonzalez, Iván Espíndola Pinela, José María Llorens, Pablo Behm
Instrumentalists: Alberto Escuti (Trumpet), Cecilia Beatriz Argüello (Flutes), Flavio González (Vocals/Quena T./ Güiro), Iván Espíndola Pinela (Guitar), José María Llorens (Accordion), Mauro Castiglione (Violin/Viola), Melanie Ungaro (Clarinet), Pablo Behm (Bass), Ramiro Sosa (Tenor Saxophone). sans-serif; color: #ffff00;”>Guest Artists
Carmela Feigelsthein (Dancer)
Ariadna Terpsicore (Dancer)
Ariel Maritano (Percussion)
Ariana Andreoli (Singer/Performance)
Leandro Quiñones (Singer/Performance)
Lorena Jiménez (Singer/Performance)
Emmanuel Guzmán (Keyboard)
Jesica Carrasco (Singer)
Visual Work and Lighting
Sayi Paris Cavagnaro (Visual Artist) and Mauricio Javier Sautu (Lighting)
Sound
Lucas Ariel Garré
Audiovisual record
Salomé Lozano Correa (Photography) and Natalia Soledad Redel (Camera).
Audivisual Edition
José María Llorens