
Se hace saber
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The horn, a peculiar and surprising instrument in Western culture, has origins in ancient natural objects like seashells, animal horns, and hollow bones used for religious rites or battle.
Recording & Production
This recording aims to showcase a small sample of the vast aesthetic possibilities in contemporary music and to promote unconventional instrumental combinations for the horn.
Instruments
The invention of valves by Heinrich Stölzel and Friedrich Blühmel in the early 19th century revolutionized brass instrument playing, leading to the chromatic horn and expanding its possibilities.
Performer Biography
María Rubio, a Valencian horn player, demonstrates her commitment to contemporary music, especially that connected to her region of origin, through this album.
Recording & Production
The album features works for solo horn alongside pieces that combine the horn with unusual ensembles, including electronics, violin, cello, accordion, bass trombone, and percussion.
Album & Artwork
The album title, "Se hace saber" (Let it be known), is also the title of the final piece on the album, composed by Elena Mendoza.



























