Julián Carrillo
Mexican composer and conductor of symphonies
Mexican composer and conductor of symphonies
1965
61 years ago — 90 years old
Artists & Creatives
Mexico
Born in 1875, a significant figure in Mexican music, this individual contributed to the evolution of musical theory and practice. Developed the concept of fractional tones, which expanded the possibilities of musical composition. Founded the 'Orquesta Sinfónica de México' and served as its conductor, shaping the orchestral landscape of the nation. Composed various works including 'Sonidos de la Tierra' and 'El brío de la guerra,' which exemplified the innovative approach to music. In 1940, established the 'Semana de la Música' to promote contemporary works and educate future musicians.
Established the concept of fractional tones
Founded 'Orquesta Sinfónica de México'
Composed 'Sonidos de la Tierra'
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