An Argentine living in Germany, Juan María Solare is a multi-award-winning pianist and composer who always takes scarcely traveled paths. The originality of his music stems from the confluence between post-Piazzollian Tango and contemporary Classical music. Juan's singular style represents a synthesis of North and South, classical and popular, wit and melancholy. Twelve CDs by different performers include at least one of his works, and he has given recitals in Buenos Aires, Berlin, Istanbul, Finland, Denmark, Amsterdam, Madrid, and London.
Juan María Solare teaches Composition and Arrangement at the Hochschule für Künste in Bremen (Germany), the University of Bremen, and Jacobs University Bremen. He is the editor of four Tango albums for the publishing house Ricordi Munich (Universal Music), and he conducts the orchestra of the Bremer Orchestergemeinschaft. Juan has composition degrees at the IUNA (Instituto Universitario Nacional del Arte), Buenos Aires and at the Hochschule für Musik Köln (with Fritsch, Barlow, Humpert, Kagel). He studied in Stuttgart with Helmut Lachenmann. Regular assistant to the composition courses of Karlheinz Stockhausen in Kürten, Germany. "A full-blooded musician." (Wümme Zeitung). "Solare gives Tango a new face." (Weser Kurier). Over 150 artists and ensembles from US and Europe to Japan, from Australia to Argentina, have performed his compositions.
Juan's music has been used in several movies (short film, documentary, drama, love, cartoon or even experimental film). His representative genres: piano solo, ballad, tango nuevo, electronic, experimental, ambient, soundscapes, symphonic & orchestra, chamber music, and contemporary classical.
Barcarola for solo piano, recorded at a real Bösendorfer grand piano. This music might strongly recall Robert Schumann, Felix Mendelssohn, Frederic Chopin or other Romantic composers of the early 19th Century. A barcarole is a piece of music composed in style of the songs of Venetian gondoliers. Instrumental, Dramatic, Dramatic Solo Piano
One of the minuets attributed to Johann Sebastian Bach (musicology discovered it was composed by Christian Petzold), from the 1725 Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach. This version is for music box. Adequate for tranquil scenes with a Classical, Baroque or Renaissance Faire - or for relaxation / sleep. Instrumental, Classical, Baroque, Johann Sebastian Bach
First of the 2-part inventions by Johann Sebastian Bach, the master of counterpoint. This reed organ version calls for church-religious joyfulness and enthusiasm. Simple and yet impressive music. A good alternative to the over-used Toccata and Fugue. Instrumental, Classical, Baroque, Johann Sebastian Bach
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