Julián Carrillo y el Infinito. El Sonido 13

“Mother Nature announced the birth of Julián Carrillo with a great tremor, and a great storm… his death.” He was a highly cultured, cosmopolitan man, a scientist committed to society, a fan of instrument making, an interdisciplinary intellectual who blended music with philosophy, physics, and mathematics, a visionary, and, of course, a great composer who created works of measured intensity, with such clarity that, when combined with his microtones, they open up a new, always understandable world to the human spirit. The basis of Julián Carrillo's Sonido 13 was the disintegration of conventional tone, and thanks to this, problems unknown until 1895 were addressed within disciplines such as acoustics, history, physics, and biology. Beyond Mexican borders, to international reach. Even far beyond, in a new range of musical sounds that reveals unknown landscapes in the imagination, in the spirit… IN INFINITY. - - - - - - - Music: Symphony 1 -    • Julián Carrillo - Symphony No.1 in D-major...   Prelude to Columbus -    • Preludio a Colon-Julián Carrillo   Chromometrophony -    • Cromometrofonia - Julian Carrillo   Horizontes -    • Horizontes-Julián Carrillo   Site (SOUND 13) - https://sonido13.com/ - - - - - - - - VicManMusic's NETWORKS on TIME OF MUSIC AND UNIVERSE Blog: https://vicmanmusic.wordpress.com/ Twitter:   / vicmanmusic_tmu   Facebook:   / vicmanmusicayuniverso   Instagram:   / tiempodemusicayuniverso   #Sonido13 #JulianCarrillo #MexicanMusic #MexicanConcertMusic #MexicanClassicalMusic #MexicanComposers #MusicAppreciation #VicManMusic #TimeForMusicandUniverse