Luciana Elizondo

Luciana Elizondo is a musician from Argentina who began her musical journey at the School of Music of the National University of Rosario. She has been involved in early music, notably with the Rosario Promusica Antiqua ensemble under Maestro Cristian Hernandez Larguía. Her recent releases include a diverse array of works such as "Feldman and Hume: Intermissions," "Mystic Geography," "Cantos De Amor Y De Ausencia," and "Romance De La Luna Tucumana," showcasing her versatility and creative depth. These compositions reflect her exploration of various musical styles and themes.

Luciana Elizondo's music often delves into classical and contemporary elements, as seen in her albums like "Trattado de glosas" and "Cremona Tapes, Vol. 1." Her work is characterized by a blend of traditional and modern influences, making her a unique voice in the music scene. With releases like "Alone," she continues to explore different sonic landscapes, captivating audiences with her artistic expression.

Genres

Chamber Music

Experimental

Ambient

Folk

Classical

Jazz

Contemporary Classical

New Age

Baroque

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Latest Release

Feldman and Hume: Intermissions

Luciana Elizondo

Album - 24 Tracks - Released January 10, 2025