Lemoine Pujol - Dedida Variaciones Y Final
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Essential Information About This Score
Essential Information About This Score
- Valuable Insight into the Composer: discover the background of Maximo Diego Pujol, guitarist and composer born in Buenos Aires (December 7, 1957).
- A Strong Foundation in Argentine Tango: his writing claims the musical heritage of his country, following the tango language popularized by Astor Piazzolla.
- High-Level Training: guitar studies (Horacio Ceballos, Miguel Angel Girollet), performance and refinement (Abel Carlevaro, Antonio de Raco, Léo Brouwer, Wolf Scheib), harmony and composition (Leonidas Arnedo).
- International Recognition: numerous awards between 1981 and 1989, including five first prizes, notably a composition prize at the "Carrefour Mondial de la Guitare" (Martinique, 1986).
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Summary of This Score
This presentation highlights the musical world of Maximo Diego Pujol through the major stages of his training and career. A guitarist from the Argentine school, he deepened his playing with renowned pedagogues and performers, while developing a solid compositional work early on through studies in harmony and composition.
Between 1981 and 1989, his work was regularly recognized, both for guitar performance and composition, confirming a dual identity as performer and author. This recognition was accompanied by significant pedagogical activity: Pujol conducts master classes in South America, Europe, Asia, and Oceania, helping to spread an aesthetic where the guitar becomes a true "orchestra" of timbres, rhythms, and colors.
His oeuvre strongly reflects the Argentine musical heritage, particularly tango in the lineage of Astor Piazzolla. It features both the momentum of earlier, more spontaneous pieces and a more structured writing in later works, nourished by an academic formal thinking. For the performer, these biographical and stylistic markers provide a useful context for approaching the articulation, rhythmic energy, and musicality typical of contemporary tango.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Traditional, World | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Maximo Diego Pujol | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Is Dedida Variaciones Y Final influenced by Argentine tango?
The writing is rooted in the Argentine musical heritage of Maximo Diego Pujol, with a reference to tango in the tradition of Astor Piazzolla. The articulation, rhythmic energy, and musicality of contemporary tango serve as interpretative guidelines.
Who composed Dedida Variaciones Y Final?
This score was composed by Maximo Diego Pujol, a guitarist and composer from the Argentine school.
What musical genre does this Pujol score belong to?
The indicated classification falls under traditional and world music genres.
Does the composer have formal training in composition?
From the beginning of his career, Maximo Diego Pujol studied harmony and composition. His writing combines the drive of more spontaneous early pieces with an academic formal structure in later works. Between 1981 and 1989, his work was regularly recognized for guitar and composition.
What stylistic context should be considered for interpreting this work?
The approach can rely on the composer’s international pedagogical background, marked by master classes in South America, Europe, Asia, and Oceania. The guitar is conceived as an orchestra of timbres, rhythms, and colors.
