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Throughout the twentieth century, the wind band progressively expanded its artistic possibilities. Its growing independence from military and ceremonial functions was accompanied by the incorporation of elements from symphonic music, the avant-garde, jazz and popular music. The three works on this programme reflect different stages of that transformation and process of independence.

Friedrich Gulda took this openness to its furthest extremes in his Concerto for Cello and Wind Orchestra. Deeply connected to the Central European classical repertoire, yet also a passionate jazz performer, Gulda challenged the boundaries between genres (…)

By Isabel Gondel, L’Auditori - Barcelona

Texts included in the music album Introspection – Improvisations for Piano, written by Isabel Gondel (2025). This album is a deeply personal project, not intended for academic purposes, but rather as a musical testimony. It features improvisations based on original themes I composed to accompany an entire musical journey—pieces that were not initially meant to be published.

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Article published at Ateneo de Madrid website and others magazines like Melómano, about the approval of the new law related Higher Artistic Education in Spain in 2024. Free access.

The repertoire of the second half of the 20th century was dominated by a constructivist spirit, a consequence of neoserialism first represented by Babbitt's Three Compositions for Piano (1947) and Composition for Four Instruments (1948)…

By Isabel Gondel, L’Auditori - Barcelona

Press Article. Ronda City achieved the establishment of the Professional Conservatory of Music in 2022, a collective claim that began in 2008.

A Conceptual Foundation for Contemporary Professional Higher Music Education. Open Access in Frontiers Magazine Website

Tips and guidelines for staff and students on how to increase students voice representation system in Higher Music Education Institutions

First Manifesto of European Young Professional Musicians by the founding AEC SWG