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Gabriela Ortiz: Revolución diamantina

María Dueñas (soloist), Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, Los Angeles Master Chorale, Gustavo Dudamel

Gabriela Ortiz: Revolución diamantina

Awards:

Complex, dazzling scores that are at once tautly constructed yet freewheeling in their imaginative reach...The album as a whole really is outstanding, bringing together a sense of vision and...

Gabriela Ortiz: Revolución diamantina

María Dueñas (soloist), Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, Los Angeles Master Chorale, Gustavo Dudamel

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Awards:

Complex, dazzling scores that are at once tautly constructed yet freewheeling in their imaginative reach...The album as a whole really is outstanding, bringing together a sense of vision and...

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Contents and tracklist

I. Morisco chilango
Track length8:46
II. Canto abierto
Track length14:16
III. Maya déco
Track length9:25

Awards and reviews

  • Gramophone Magazine
    August 2024
    Editor's Choice
  • BBC Music Magazine
    September 2024
    Recording of the Month
  • Grammy Awards
    67th Awards (2025)
    Nominated - Best Engineered Classical Album
  • Grammy Awards
    67th Awards (2025)
    Winner - Best Orchestral Performance
  • Grammy Awards
    67th Awards (2025)
    Winner - Best Classical Compendium
  • Grammy Awards
    67th Awards (2025)
    Winner - Best Contemporary Classical Composition
  • BBC Music Magazine Awards
    2025
    Shortlisted - Choral

September 2024

Complex, dazzling scores that are at once tautly constructed yet freewheeling in their imaginative reach...The album as a whole really is outstanding, bringing together a sense of vision and virtuosity in what is a deeply felt celebration of the power of music.

August 2024

The LA Phil play all three works with tremendous commitment and finesse, and Platoon’s recorded sound is spectacular. Urgently recommended.

The New York Times 26th September 2024

Just as the soloist, María Dueñas, ventures from tremulous, weeping articulations to slashing outbursts with impressive security, so too does the Philharmonic snap back and forth with alertness when approaching Ortiz’s contrasting, hurtling designs in the opening movement.
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