About the Music

El campo ya estará verde (2020) is a single-movement work for solo bass clarinet with a duration of approximately 6'30". The composer makes frequent use of modern techniques including multiphonics and microtones, but the work does not require an extended-range bass clarinet.

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About the Composer

Alejandro Cano Palomo was born in Malaga, Spain in 1992. At the age of eight, he began to study piano at the Manuel Carra Conservatory in Malaga, where he graduated with the pianists Carlos Melero and Guillermo Carretero. Later, he entered the Superior Conservatory of Music of Malaga in the specialty of composition with the professors Diana Pérez Custodio and María Dolores Romero.

Thanks to a European scholarship, he moved to the Conservatorio di Musica Francesco Morlacchi in Perugia (Italy), where he finished his musical composition studies with the masters Stefano Bracci, Alessio Sabella and Edgar Alandia.

During his musical career, he has premiered works throughout Spain, Italy, Poland, Belgium and Switzerland, and has received courses from composers such as Benet Casablancas, Salvatore Sciarrino, Tristan Murail, Javier Torres Maldonado or José María Sánchez-Verdú among others.

Interested from a young age in music criticism, he began in his conservatory years to write for the specialized magazine EntreNotas, later becoming co-founder and director of the musical magazine 90disonancias, where apart from managing the magazine, he will also participate in interviews to the great personalities of music that pass through Andalusia, opinion articles and research, etc. He also collaborated with DiarioSur de Málaga as a music critic during the 2014-2016 seasons.

He is currently President of the Association of Composers and Interpreters of Malaga (ACIM) and Treasurer of the Federation of Iberian Composers Associations (FAIC). Work that combines with the creation of new works and musical research, participating in symposia and conferences organized by the University of Seville, the University of Malaga or the University of Murcia, while publishing research and analysis articles in various specialized magazines.

After three academic years as a professor of Composition Fundamentals at the Francesco Morlacchi Conservatory, he is currently teaching in the capital of Murcia, residing between said city and Malaga.