Discover the specifics of 'El tiempo como materia compositiva,' publication number 126 from the esteemed Fundación Juan March. This unique concert program delves into the concept of time as a fundamental compositional element. Part of the Aula de (Re)estrenos series, it offers valuable content for teaching and research, freely available for consultation. This edition is a significant addition to the Ediciones de la March collection.
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This entry details 'El tiempo como materia compositiva,' part of the Aula de (Re)estrenos series, held on December 11, 2024. It is presented as a concert program publication within the 'Ediciones de la March' collection by the Fundación Juan March.
This record pertains to publication number 126, titled 'El tiempo como materia compositiva' (Time as a Composing Material), which was part of the 'Aula de (Re)estrenos' (Classroom of (Re)premieres) series on December 11, 2024. It is cataloged under 'Programas de conciertos' (Concert Programs) and is part of the broader 'Ediciones de la March' (March Editions) collection, published by the Fundación Juan March. The content is made available for consultation and free reproduction for teaching or research purposes, with a request for citation.
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