Taller Sonoro - Con Silencio Vibrante

Facts Con silencio vibrante presents a compelling portrait of the Spanish and Latin American musical avant-garde during one of it's most creative and transformative periods. Performed by the acclaimed ensemble Taller Sonoro, the album brings together eight chamber works composed between 1963 and 1976, offering a rare and illuminating perspective on a repertoire that remains insufficiently documented.The recording traces a dense network of aesthetic ideas, personal connections, and transatlantic exchanges that shaped mid-20th-century contemporary music. Serial rigor, controlled chance, graphic notation, literary inspiration, and refined timbral exploration coexist in works by Mario Lavista, Joan Guinjoan, Aurelio de la Vega, Graciela Paraskevaídis, Gonzalo de Olavide, Enrique Raxach, Jesús Villa-Rojo, and Luis de Pablo-several of them presented here in world-premiere recordings.From the fragile, poetic resonance of Lavista's Quotations to the architectural clarity of de Pablo's Cesuras, the album reveals a shared search for new expressive territories, while preserving the distinct voices of each composer. Silence, texture, rhythm, and space become structural elements in a music that balances intellectual rigor with striking expressive power.Recorded in Seville and produced by IBS Classical, Con silencio vibrante confirms Taller Sonoro as one of today's leading interpreters of contemporary repertoire and stands as an essential release for listeners interested in the avant-garde heritage of the 20th century.