| Music Encyclopedia: Luis de Pablo |
(b Bilbao, 28 Jan 1930). Spanish composer. Self-taught as a composer, he began working on behalf of new music in Madrid in the mid-1950s and attended the Darmstadt courses in 1958. Through his large, varied output and his teaching at the Madrid Conservatory he has influenced younger Spanish composers. Since the mid-1960s his works have used aleatory forms; later they embraced electronics.
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Luís de Pablo (born 28 January 1930) is a Spanish composer.
He was born in Bilbao, living in Madrid from age six and starting to compose aged 12. Although he received composition lessons from Maurice Ohana and Max Deutsch, he was essentially an autodidact in composition. His participation at the Darmstadt courses in 1959 led to the performance of some of his works under Boulez and Maderna.
In Spain, he founded several organizations: Nueva Música, Tiempo y Música, and Alea and organized several contemporary music concert series. He is much in demand as a teacher, both in Spain and internationally.
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