Graciela Paraskevaidis was born in Buenos Aires. She studied composition at the National Conservatory in Buenos Aires with Roberto García Morillo and at the Instituto Torcuato Di Tella with Gerardo Gandini and Iannis Xenakis from 1965-66 with a scholarship from the Centro Latinoamericano de Altos Estudios Musicales (CLAEM). She continued her studies at the Musikhochschule Freiburg/Breisgau with Wolfgang Fortner from 1968-71 with a grant from the Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst. She studied at Darmstadt in 1972.[2]
After completing her studies, Parakevaidis took a position at the Universidad Nacional in Montevideo where she taught from 1985–92 and also worked as a composer. Her works have been performed internationally in Europe, Asia and the Americas. She has written two books La obra sinfónica de Eduardo Fabini published in 1992 and Luis Campodónico, compositor published in 1999, and a number of articles on 20th-century Latin-American music published in the journals Pauta, Mexico, and MusikTexte, Germany. She published a translation of Schoenbergs Zeichen by Jean-Jacques Dünki in 2005.
Paraskevaídis served as co-editor of World New Music Magazine and the yearbook of ISCM. She was an organizer of the Latin American Contemporary Music Courses (CLAMC) from 1975-89. With Max Nyffeler, she co-founded the website latinoamérica música in 2004 and has served co-editor. She holds both Argentinean and Uruguayan citizenship, and has lived in Uruguay since 1975.[3]
^Sadie, Julie Anne; Samuel, Rhian (1994). The Norton/Grove dictionary of women composers. ISBN9780393034875. Retrieved 1 December 2010.
^"Paraskevaidis, Graciela". Retrieved 1 December 2010.
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graciela, paraskevaidis, april, 1940, february, 2017, argentine, writer, composer, greek, ancestry, lived, worked, uruguay, contents, life, honors, awards, works, referenceslife, edit, born, buenos, aires, studied, composition, national, conservatory, buenos, . Graciela Paraskevaidis 1 April 1940 21 February 2017 was an Argentine writer and composer of Greek ancestry who lived and worked in Uruguay 1 Contents 1 Life 2 Honors and awards 3 Works 4 ReferencesLife EditGraciela Paraskevaidis was born in Buenos Aires She studied composition at the National Conservatory in Buenos Aires with Roberto Garcia Morillo and at the Instituto Torcuato Di Tella with Gerardo Gandini and Iannis Xenakis from 1965 66 with a scholarship from the Centro Latinoamericano de Altos Estudios Musicales CLAEM She continued her studies at the Musikhochschule Freiburg Breisgau with Wolfgang Fortner from 1968 71 with a grant from the Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst She studied at Darmstadt in 1972 2 After completing her studies Parakevaidis took a position at the Universidad Nacional in Montevideo where she taught from 1985 92 and also worked as a composer Her works have been performed internationally in Europe Asia and the Americas She has written two books La obra sinfonica de Eduardo Fabini published in 1992 and Luis Campodonico compositor published in 1999 and a number of articles on 20th century Latin American music published in the journals Pauta Mexico and MusikTexte Germany She published a translation of Schoenbergs Zeichen by Jean Jacques Dunki in 2005 Paraskevaidis served as co editor of World New Music Magazine and the yearbook of ISCM She was an organizer of the Latin American Contemporary Music Courses CLAMC from 1975 89 With Max Nyffeler she co founded the website latinoamerica musica in 2004 and has served co editor She holds both Argentinean and Uruguayan citizenship and has lived in Uruguay since 1975 3 She was married to musicologist Coriun Aharonian Honors and awards EditResidency at Berliner Kunstlerprogramm of the Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst 1984 Goethe Medal from the Goethe Institut in Munich 1994 Attended the First Symposium of Artists and Intellectuals of Greek Origin 1985 on an invitation from the Government of Greece Award from the Argentine National Endowment for the Arts Award from the City of Buenos Aires Award from the Akademie der Kunste in Berlin Award from the Young Musicians of Uruguay Morosoli Silver Award Morosoli from the Fundacion Lolita Rubial in Minas Uruguay 2006 Works EditParaskevaidis composes mostly for chamber ensemble choral vocal and piano performance Selected works include Aphorismen text by Karl Kraus 2 speakers piano percussion tape 1969 Mozart text by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart actor ensemble 1970 72 magma I 4 French horns 2 Trumpets 2 trombones tuba 1965 67 magma II 4 trombones 1968 Trio flute clarinet bassoon 1969 Mellonta tauta accordion 1970 magma III flute trombone cello piano 1974 magma IV string quartet 1974 magma V 4 kena Andean flutes 1977 todavia no 3 flutes 3 clarinets 1979 magma VI 2 Trumpets 2 Trombones 1979 mas fuerza tiene clarinet 1984 magma VII 14 winds 1984 dos piezas para pequeno conjunto oboe clarinet trumpet piano claves 1989 sendas flute oboe clarinet bassoon French horn trumpet trombone piano 1992 el nervio de arnold guitar 1992 algun sonido de la vida 2 oboes 1993 ta flute oboe clarinet piano 1994 No quiero oir ya mas campanas 14 winds 1995 dos piezas para oboe y piano 1995 hacen asi 6 percussion 1996 altibajos 2 double basses 1996 libres en el sonido presos en el sonido flute alto flute clarinet 1997 La terra e la morte text by Cesare Pavese mixed chorus 1968 liberta goes by Text by Dante Alighieri mixed chorus 1969 E Desidero only colori text by Cesare Pavese female chorus 1969 Die Hand voller Stunden text by Paul Celan 9 mixed voices 1970 Schattenreich text by Hans Magnus Enzensberger 4 mixed voices 1972 der Weg text from the Old Testament 9 mixed voices brass ensemble 1973 the outcry mixed chorus 1987 discord 9 mixed voices 1998 replication harpsichord 2006 huauqui tape 1975 A entera revisacion del publico en general tape 1978 81References Edit Viglietti Daniel 10 March 2017 Desde otra ventana Brecha in Spanish Sadie Julie Anne Samuel Rhian 1994 The Norton Grove dictionary of women composers ISBN 9780393034875 Retrieved 1 December 2010 Paraskevaidis Graciela Retrieved 1 December 2010 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Graciela Paraskevaidis amp oldid 1171718448, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
