Miranda Lambert - Gunpowder & Lead (Intro)

MARAGNO (Maragno) Virtu (b. 18 III 1928, Santa Fe) - Argentine composer and conductor. Muses He was educated in Buenos Aires, and later perfected himself at the Santa Cecilia Academy in Rome with G. Petrassi (composition) and F. Capuana (conducting). Teaches composition in Nat. conservatory. In creativity adheres to modern. orientation, continuing the trends going to argent. music from X. K. Paz. One of the first in Argentina turned to electronic music. Among his op. - “Combinations and variations” (“Combinaciones at diferencias”, 1960), “Tension and space” (“Intensidad at espacio”, 1962) for the orchestra, “Expression” for double orchestra and percussion (1961), “Three compositions” for voices, orchestra and tape (1962), Sensemaya for choir, 2 fp. and percussion (to the text of N. Guillen, 1951),“Yellow ballads” for soprano and 5 instruments (“Baladas amarillas”, lyrics by F. Garcia Lorca, 1952), fp. plays, romances and songs; music for dramas. theater, including "The Brothers Karamazov" (according to F. M. Dostoevsky, post. 1952), to the films.