Composer
Julián Aguirre (1868-1924); ARG
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Aguirre received his education at the Madrid Conservatory. In 1886 he returned to Argentina and established himself as a pianist. He eventually settled in Buenos Aires where he played an important role in the music of the city. His compositions, mostly for voice or small instrumental ensembles, are written in a nationalist style that utilizes Creole melodies. He earned a reputation as one of the most valued Argentinian composers of his time.
© Lynn Vought, All Music Guide
© Lynn Vought, All Music Guide
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Piano Works
7 tracks
- El Gato
1 track
- Huella, canción argentina for piano, Op.49
4 tracks
- Gato, for piano
2 tracks
- El Gato
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Chamber Works
2 tracks
- Tristes for guitar No.4
2 tracks
- Tristes for guitar No.4
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Miscellaneous
1 track
- Work(s)
1 track
- Work(s)
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