Juan Orrego~Salas - Missa In Tempore Discordiae flac album

Includes insert with the texts of the Missa in Spanish and English translations. Recorded April 15, 1981.

A conductor's study of Juan Orrego-Salas' Missa in tempore discordiae Unknown Binding – 1984. by Henry R Buckwalter (Author).

Juan Antonio Orrego Salas (born January 18, 1919) is a Chilean-American composer of contemporary classical music and musicologist. Orrego Salas was born in Santiago, Chile. He began his studies in composition in his native country with Pedro Humberto Allende and Domingo Santa Cruz.

Missa da cappella a sei voci "In illo tempore". Ensemble Vocal Européen, Philippe Herreweghe.

Orrego-Salas, Juan Antonio (1919–)Juan Antonio Orrego-Salas, a Chilean composer, was born on January 18, 1919, in Santiago. His composition teachers at the National Conservatory of Music in Chile were Humberto Allende and Domingo Santa Cruz. He received degrees in arts and letters and in architecture. In his Missa "In Tempore Discordiae" (1968–1969), a large work for chorus, tenor, and orchestra, he uses spoken effects, whispering, quasi-parlando and aleatoric procedures. A prolific composer, Orrego-Salas created Biografía mínima de Salvador Allende for voice, guitar, trumpet, and percussion (1983); Concerto for violin and orchestra (1984); Fantasia for piano and wind orchestra (1986); and Partita for alto saxophone and piano trio (1988). He wrote the opera Widows (1987–1990), based on the novel by Ariel Dorfman.

Juan Orrego-Salas, LAMC Founder, Composition Dept. Professor Emeritus Ellen Sieber, Mathers Museum Christopher Smith, Musicology Dept. Ronald Smith, Mathers Museum, Folklore Dept.

Juan Orrego-Salas, The Louisville Orchestra, Robert Whitney - Orrego-Salas - Serenata Concertante, Op. 40 - II. Leggiero 04:05. Juan Orrego-Salas, The Louisville Orchestra, Robert Whitney - Orrego-Salas - Serenata Concertante, Op. 40 - IV. Allegro 08:11. 40 - I. Piacevole 06:20. 40 - III. Semplice 05:42.