Tendencias estilísticas en los compositores de la Generación 2000 en el Perú

Sadiel Cuentas Peralta

doi:10.62230/antec.v7i2.202

Authors

Sadiel Cuentas Peralta Ministerio de Educación https://orcid.org/0009-0007-6855-3620

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62230/antec.v7i2.202

Keywords:

Composers, Peru, Styles, 2000 Generation

Abstract

This text offers an analysis of the stylistic trends among composers of the 2000 Generation in Peru, highlighting the diversity and coexistence of compositional styles. Two main axes are presented: the first spans from conventional to experimental music, and the second ranges from nationalist to cosmopolitan music. From these axes, four categories emerge: Modernist Folklorism, Vanguard Nationalism, Cosmopolitanism and Experimentalism. These are not understood as formal movements, but rather as tendencies and approaches that have arisen in an uncoordinated manner in Peru. Examples of works and composers representing these categories are included.

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Author Biography

Sadiel Cuentas Peralta, Ministerio de Educación

He has a Bachelor's degree in composition from the Universidad Nacional de Música of Peru and a Master's degree in cultural management from the Universidad de Piura. He has written multiple chamber, symphonic, scenic and electronic works, among which Cadenza, introducción, Allegro (Honorable Mention in the Orchestral Composition Competition of the Conservatorio Nacional de Música, 2006) and Via de la Croce (Honorable Mention from the Asociación Peruano China and the Conservatorio Nacional de Música, 2007). He is also the author of the chamber opera Post Mortem (2012) and the musical El vigilante enmascarado (2013), both with a libretto by Maritza Núñez, and the Concierto para violin y orquesta (2014). The Ministry of Culture of Peru commissioned Tinkuy (2015), Peru's first multilingual songbook, based on traditional Peruvian songs, Cuatro Cantos Amazónico (2017) and Cuatro Cantos Andinos (2018). In 2022 he presented his Misa Quechua premiered by the Coro Nacional de Niños of Peru. He has been a professor at the Universidad Científica del Sur and the PUCP. He currently teaches at the UPC and works at the Ministry of Education of Peru. He is the creator and director of the contemporary Peruvian music festival Musicantes since September 2023. His works are published by Cayambis Music Press.

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