Domingo Santa-Cruz-Wilson

Born: 5 July 1899, La Cruz (Chile)
Died: 6 January 1987, Santiago (Chile)

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[details ←] String Quartet #1
[details ←] De Los Montes Y Los Valles
[details ←] Desde El Fondo De Mi Alma
[details ←] Quintet
[details ←] Symphony #2
[details ←] Tiemblan Las Hojitas
[details ←] Toquen Arpas
[details ←] El Nino Divino Nace
[details ←] Hodie Christus Natus
[details ←] Jacaras Guitar,
[details ←] Quintet
[details ←] String Quartet #1
[details ←] String Quartet #3

Music

4 Symphonies
Sinfonía Concertante for flute, piano & strings
Cinco Piezas Breves for string orchestra
Cantata de los Ríos de Chile for chorus & orchestra
Variaciones for piano & orchestra
Egloga for soprano, chorus & orchestra
Cantares de la Pascua for chorus a cappella
Oratorio Leremieae Prophetae
3 string quartets
Chamber music, songs, choruses & piano music

Biography

Domingo Santa-Cruz is one of South Americas important composers. He studied jurisprudence at the Univ. of Chile in Santiago de Chile, and graduated with law degree in 1921. Then he entered the diplomatic service. He then studied music with Enrique Soro in Santiago and with Conrado del Campo in Madrid, Spain. He was professor at the National Cons. of Santiago de Chile, and dean of the faculty of fine arts at the University of Chile 1933-1951 and 1962-1968. Director of the Inst. de Extensión Musical of the University of Chile. He taught generations of South American up and coming composers through time.

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