Beatriz Ferreyra 30th April 2024

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From Cuba to Mexico via ports like Veracruz and Yucatán, guaracha, son montuno and rumba crossed the Gulf, inspiring a new wave of sound. Radios, dance halls and Mexican cinema turned tropical rhythms into part of everyday life. Between the late ’50s and mid ’70s, Mexican Sonoras took that fire, added their own swing, and created a unique tumbao — brass blazing, congas rolling, voices full of sabor.

Musique Concrete Classical

Acclaimed Argentine sound sculptor Beatriz Ferreyra graces the airwaves - sharing an hour of sonic inspirations and musings.

Tracklist

0:00:20
Piere SchaefferPiere Schaeffer
Trièdre Fertile
0:02:03
Beatriz FerreyraBeatriz Ferreyra
Demeures Aquatiques
0:04:47
Brahms, Brahms, Bruno Walter, Bruno Walter, Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra Of New York
Symphony No. 2 In D Major, Op. 73

ParmegianiParmegiani
Violostries
J.S. Bach, J.S. Bach, Kimiko IshizakaKimiko Ishizaka
Fugue No. 24 in B minor, BWV 869
Beatriz FerreyraBeatriz Ferreyra
Senderos Abismales
Beatriz FerreyraBeatriz Ferreyra
Jazz't For Miles
Ivo MalecIvo Malec
Luminétudes
Beatriz FerreyraBeatriz Ferreyra
Echos