Composer-pianist

Original work, heard through performance.

Juan's music grows from the same discipline as his playing: line, gesture, memory, theatre and the piano as a point of origin.

Composer profile

A pianist thinking in new forms.

Juan's original works can be heard, watched and placed in conversation with his classical performance profile.

Vocal Etude No. 2

A concentrated vocal work, direct enough to serve as a first encounter with Juan's compositional language.

Op. 33

Obertura Birmingham

An orchestral-facing work with available video documentation.

Op. 31

Ballet Pancha

Stage-oriented music presented through current media material.

Op. 30

Composer-pianist

The same artist, another mode of thought.

The composer and pianist are not separate figures. The original works extend the same concern with form, voice and musical time.

A recital can place Juan's own music beside classical repertoire, allowing new work and inherited form to illuminate one another.

Video

Listen first.

The clearest introduction to the work is the work itself: voice, image, sound and recorded performance.

Vocal Etude No. 2 Op. 33
El Homenaje Original work

Stage and theatre

Music entering the scene.

Dance, theatre and staged movement open another part of Juan's writing: music made to meet gesture, space and dramatic time.

La Chanteuse Fringe Festival / Sadler's Wells
Gratia Maxima Teatro 25 de Mayo, Buenos Aires

Premiere context

Music written for theatrical scale.

Gratia Maxima connects Juan's compositional work with a broader stage language: movement, image, ritual and public space.

The theatrical works sit beside the piano-centred material, widening the composer profile without repeating the same recordings.

Audio sample

Impression No. 1

A short audio entry into texture, atmosphere and musical pacing.

Programme idea

Classical repertoire and original music.

A composer-pianist programme can join inherited form with new work: Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven or Chopin placed beside Juan's own scores.