Projects

Below you can find a selection of my recent projects as a pianist and composer.

To hear more of my recordings, please contact me !

Contemporary Latin American Music for Piano

Original music by Latin American composers of the 20th and 21st centuries, as well as own compositions.

Fidelio ohne Worte

Arrangement for solo piano and recording of the Beethoven’s Opera Fidelio for the Kunst-und Kulturverein/art and the cultural association “Sonnenlicht Tanztheater”. This new Opera version pretends to set the story in a contemporary time and placed it in Tijuana, the northern border of Mexico with the United States, where the characters of the play unfold in a violent city and are affected by the drug war.

Lulaby

This lullaby is part of a serie of piano songs inspired on Kichwa beliefs, worldviews and music.

Sinagoga

Music composition based on the character of “The Synagogue” as part of the Sound Installation “El Eco de Narciso”. Comissioned by the Art Collective Tratado Material and exhibited at the Museo Convento de San Francisco y Catacumbas in Lima, Peru. This Sound Installation reflects on the still ongoing relations between the empire and the colony, between West and America, between glory and hell. It is based on Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz’s book “The Echo of the Narcissus”.

Vocal piano duo Arreola-Gómez

Duo formed by the soprano Liliana Arreola-Wallner and the pianist Citlali Gómez Escobar, which fuses traditional Mexican music with their own musical arrangements based on classical musical style.

Endangered Indigenous Songs

Endangered Indigenous Songs is a long-term project focused on the rescue, preservation and revitalisation of indigenous songs that have been part of Latin American cultures for centuries and which are today threatened with extinction along with the unique worldviews so intimately linked to them. It is based on a unique collection of songs collected during a field-research study that I conducted during February–April 2019 among Wayuu and Kichwa indigenous communities from Colombia and Ecuador.

If you want to know more about my project, please visit the website:

endangeredmusic.com