Candelario Huizar

Candelario Huízar (García de la Cadena)

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Nato

Venerdì, Febbraio 2, 1883

Jérez, Zacatecas

Mexico

Gruppi

Mexique

Compositori moderni

♂

Death

Domenica, Maggio 3, 1970

Mexico City

Mexico

Età:

87

Liste des compositions

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Musica da camera

Quartetto: archi • Musica da camera archi

Musique de chambre • Musica da camera strumenti vari

Musica sinfonica

Images: poème symphonique • (1929) • Poemi sinfonici

Pueblerinas: poème symphonique • (1931) • Poemi sinfonici

Surco: poème symphonique • (1935) • Poemi sinfonici

Sinfonia 1 • (1930) • Sinfonia

Sinfonia 2 • (1936) • Sinfonia

Sinfonia 3 • (1938) • Sinfonia

Sinfonia 4 • (1942) • Sinfonia

Sheet music for Candelario Huizar

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Pueblerinas — Candelario Huizar

Orchestra — Softcover — Classical
For Full Orchestra. Composed by Candelario Huizar (1888-1970). Peermusic Classical. Classical. Softcover. Peermusic #60968-856. Published by Peermusic (HL.227968).
Price: $15.00

Dedicated — Rollin' Phones

— listening CD — Jazz
By Rollin' Phones, Jonas Knutsson, Rafael Sida Huizar, and Jesper Kviberg. By Harold Arlen, Irving Berlin, Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990), Lars Farnlof, George Gershwin (1898-1937), Antonio Carlos Jobim, Gerald Marks, Thelonious Monk, Mikael Raberg, Seymour Simons, Toots Thielemans, and Traditional. Jazz. Listening CD. Published by Naxos (NX.GRCD4463).
Price: $18.00

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Music:

4 symphonies
Imágenes — symphonic poem (1919)
Pueblerinas — symphonic poem (1931)
Surco — symphonic poem (1935)
Sonata for clarinet & bassoon (1931)
String quartet
Lots of songs

Biography:

Candelario García de la Cadena Huízar was a Mexican composer, who studied violin and composition in his native town Jérez. He then moved on to Mexico City in 1917, where he continued his studies with Gustavo Campa at the National Conservatory of Mexico. Copyist in various Music schools, 1920–25 librarian and professor of musical analysis and composition at the National Cons. of Music of Mexico. Horn player with the Mexican symphony orchestra, Mexico city 1929–1937. After that lived as a Composer till his death in 1970.

The New Grove gives 1888 as Huízar’s year of birth.

Links:

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Anonimo (non verificato)

Mar, 2010-02-02 09:35

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Canderlario Huizar

I believe that your birthdate for Huizar is wrong. Checking other sources, it appears that Huizar was born on February 2, 1883, not 1888. This week a festival in honor of Huizar is taking place in Jerez, Zacatecas, including a performance of Huizar's 4th Symphony (the "Cora"), by the Zacatecas Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of Sergio Cardenas, with the family of the composer in attendence.

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Gio, 2010-02-04 08:50

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I see that Wikipedia gives

I see that Wikipedia gives 1883 (German version gives 1882). The other dates in his biography suggest that Huízar was born earlier than 1888. So I have set it to 1883 now.

Jos

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Anonimo (non verificato)

Dom, 2010-04-18 15:05

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