Mario Davidovsky
Argentine-American composer
Mario Davidovsky (March 4, 1934 – August 23, 2019) was an Argentine-American composer. Born in Argentina, he emigrated in 1960 to the United States, where he lived for the remainder of his life. He is best known for his series of Synchronisms, which incorporate acoustic instruments and pre-recorded electronic sounds played from a tape.
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Works
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- Cantione Sine Textu
- Chacona
- Duo capriccioso
- Electronic Study no. 1
- Electronic Study no. 2
- Festino
- Flashbacks
- Fragments, String Quartet no. 6
- Lost
- Quartetto
- Quartetto no. 2
- Romancero
- Romancero: No. 1. Morenica a mí me llaman
- Romancero: No. 2. ¡Arriba canes arriba!
- Romancero: No. 3. Seguidillas
- Romancero: No. 4. Triste estaba el Rey David
- Salvos
- Simple Dances
- Simple Dances: I. Solo
- Simple Dances: II. Pas de Deux
- Simple Dances: III. Introduction / Waltz
- Simple Dances: IV. Sarabande
- Simple Dances: V. Marsch
- Simple Dances: VI. Tango
- String Trio
- Synchronisms no. 1
- Synchronisms no. 10 for Guitar and Tape
- Synchronisms no. 11
- Synchronisms no. 12
- Synchronisms no. 2
- Synchronisms no. 3
- Synchronisms no. 5
- Synchronisms no. 6
- Synchronisms no. 9 for Violin and Electronic Sounds