Under 35
PRESENTATION
Since its foundation, Kuraia has been firmly committed to supporting emerging composers by offering them the opportunity to rehearse, premiere and promote their works in a professional setting.
Ensemble Kuraia regularly collaborates with leading institutions to support emerging composers. These include: the Universität der Künste and the Hochschule für Musik in Berlin; the ‘A. Boito’ Conservatoire in Parma and the ‘G. Verdi’ Conservatoire in Milan (Italy); Musikene – the Higher Centre for Music of the Basque Country; the Higher Conservatoire of Music of Navarre; and the SGAE Euskadi Foundation.
The repertoire is renewed each year and offers a broad overview of the diverse trends found in young avant-garde composition.
The works selected below are the fruit of the most recent collaborations and show a broad panorama of the plurality of tendencies offered by young avant-garde creation.
Daniel Apodaka:Riflessi sul ghiaccio (2017) -8’
Winner of the XXVIII Premio Jóvenes Compositores Fundación SGAE-CNDM
danielapodaka.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/RSG.wav
Iñaki Carcavilla:Cal y mirto (2023) -9’
Sextet. On a poetry by García Lorca.
https://soundcloud.com/inaki-carcavilla/cal-y-mirto
Diego De Amigo: Kaleidoscope (2020)-11’
Quintet. Winner in “Juan José Olives” 1st competition.
de AMIGO, Diego. “Kaleidoscope” (2020). #ProyectoPórtico – YouTube
Francisco Domínguez:La Noche-B (20’’)
Solo accordion and sextet. On a soleá by Estrella Morente.
Iñigo Legasa:La voz de Kronos (2022) -10’
Six instruments with electronic
La voz de Kronos. Iñigo Legasa. Ensemble Kuraia. – YouTube
Anne Pérez De Azpeitia:Polar (2022) -10’
Six instruments with electronic
POLAR de Ensemble Kuraia (soundcloud.com)
Jon Sáenz Rubio:Harea (2023) -10’
Clarinet, violin, violoncello and percussion
Juan Sarmiento: Tras el crujido de mis huesos (2023) -10’
Flute, clarinet, piano, percusion, cello
