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27 apr 2010 · Pinturas de Tamayo: Orchestral Works by Steven Stucky Review by James Manheim. American composer Steven Stucky has done better than almost any of his peers at bridging the gulf between academic composition and the everyday requirements of orchestras with paying audiences.
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- Pinturas de Tamayo: Orchestral Works by Steven Stucky
Pinturas de Tamayo ostensibly depicts five paintings by the great Mexican artist, but evidently Stucky wasn’t trying very hard to characterize them in an expressively meaningful (to anyone else) way.
Pinturas de Tamayo: Orchestral Works, a classical music Album by Singapore Symphony Orchestra / Lan Shui / Evelyn Glennie. Released in March 2010 on BIS (catalog no. BIS-CD-1622; CD). Genres: Modern Classical, Orchestral.
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Pinturas de Tamayo (Pictures of Tamayo) is an orchestral composition in five movements by the American composer Steven Stucky. The work was commissioned by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, who premiered the work on March 28, 1996, under the conductor Michael Gielen in Symphony Center, Chicago.
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Pinturas de Tamayo is the result of American composer Steven Stucky’s encounter with the art of the Mexican painter Rufino Tamayo.
