Mauricio Rodriguez

Mauricio Rodriguez' music finds its expression in a fluid transition between archetype sonorities and the most experimental acoustic art. His music invites the listener to delve in a multi-modal space, often intricate and abstract, however viscerally vivid as an experience.

 

Rodriguez earned the Doctor of Musical Arts Degree in Composition by Stanford University, a master's in Sonology by Royal Conservatory The Hague in The Netherlands, and a bachelor's in composition, piano and ethnomusicology by University of Mexico (UNAM).

 

His music has been written and performed by acclaimed musicians such as the Arditti String Quartet, JACK String Quartet, Ensemble SurPlus, Curious Chamber Players in Stockholm, Talea Ensemble, International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE) New York, Pasatono Orquesta Mexicana, Earplay, sfSound, Soundgear Japan, Cepromusic Ensemble, Formalist Quartet, Either/Or Ensemble, Ensemble Vortex, SpazioMusic Project, guitarist Magnus Anderson, flutist Wilfrido Terrazas, Onix New Ensemble of Mexico, Klangforum Wien, Ensemble Intercontemporain, and Ensemble für Neue Musik Zürich among others.

 

He has been artist in residence at Arteles Creative Center (Finland), University of California Santa Cruz (WACM-Workshop in Algorithmic Computer Music), International Centre for Composers (Gotland-Sweden), Xenakis Centre (CCMIX), Formations Professionnelles Royaumont Foundation, and Superior Institute of Art Havana Cuba.