Tomás Marco, born on September 12, 1942, in Madrid, Spain, is a prominent figure in contemporary classical music, both as a composer and musicologist. His prolific career has seen the creation of a vast array of compositions that include orchestral, chamber, solo instrumental, and vocal works. Marco's education in music was comprehensive; he studied composition and conducting both in Spain and in Germany with maestros such as Juan Hidalgo, Bruno Maderna, and Pierre Boulez. His expertise and dedication have made him a respected figure in the Spanish music scene and beyond.

Marco's music often embodies a deeply philosophical and poetic nature, exploring the rich tapestry of human emotion and experience. His oeuvre is notable for its intellectual rigour and expressive depth, as evidenced by recent releases such as the evocative "La isla desolada (Live)" and the introspective "Tomás Marco: Piano Works". His compositions such as "Chamber Works for guitar" and "Música para voces e instrumentos" are reflective of his versatility, utilizing diverse ensembles and sonic textures. Marco's dedication to his craft has been recognized with numerous prestigious awards, including the National Music Prize of Spain twice, in 1969 and 2002. As an influential composer in the series "Spanish Composers of Today", Marco continues to contribute valuably to the cultural tapestry of contemporary Spanish music.

Genres

Spanish Contemporary Classical

Latest Release

Marco: La isla desolada (Live)

Tomás Marco

Ep - 5 Tracks - Released February 2, 2018