Recital at the Cuenca Auditorium
Recital at the Cuenca Auditorium “MEETINGS WITH THE PROVINCE” 08/10/2016 Musical interpretation by Álvar...+ infMusic Box Auditorium of the Palacio de Cibeles
Music Box Auditorium of the Palacio de Cibeles KLASSIC FEST organized by Katarina Gurska center. Music by Swiss comp...+ infMuseum of Romanticism, Madrid
Museum of Romanticism, Madrid 03/07/2017 17/07/2017 PROGRAM Music by Haydn, Bottesini y Prokofiev....+ infAwards ceremony at the Oskar Rieding International Competition
Award ceremony at the Oskar Rieding International Competition for Performers and Composers, held at the National Hal...+ infPerformance as a pianist in the short film “Le Prochain”
Performance as a pianist in the short film “Le Prochain” (2018) directed by Raúl Herrera. Le Prochain is a short fil...+ inf
"Álvaro Urbanos is a complete musician, deeply devoted to the search for a sincere, authentic and virtuosic expression"
Bruno Vlahek, pianist and composer
A la Schoenberg – Álvaro Urbanos
Dodecaphonism
The dodecaphonism removes the tonic as the most important note and proposes the equality of all the notes gathered in an octave. The creator of this technique was the Austrian composer Arnold Schönberg in the 1920s. Experienced by the Second Vienna School, composed of Alban Berg, Anton Webern, Hanns Eisler and Arnold Schönberg himself.
In nature – Álvaro Urbanos
Atonalism
Atonalism lacks a main tone and is not subject to the rules of tonality (harmony and melody). The first notions of atonal music appear with the Hungarian composer Franz Liszt at the end of the 19th century.
Tarantella in Em – Álvaro Urbanos
Tonal music
The vast majority of western music is composed on a structure called the tonal system. The tonal system is organized around a note it is called “tonic” and it will give name to the tonality. This technique began to develop from the beginning of the Baroque period (early 17th century).
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Alvaro Urbanos. Pianist, Composer