Miguel del Aguila is a Uruguayan-born American composer whose vibrant and diverse body of work has made a significant impact on the world of classical music. With a career spanning several decades, del Aguila has become known for his unique blend of Latin American vigor with classical and contemporary influences, creating works that are rich with rhythmic energy and melodic expressiveness. Born on August 15, 1957, in Montevideo, Uruguay, he studied at the San Francisco Conservatory and the Vienna Conservatory, which helped him to shape his eclectic and cosmopolitan musical voice.

Throughout his career, del Aguila has composed over 116 works, ranging from chamber music to large symphonic pieces, that have been performed and recorded by major ensembles and soloists around the globe. He has a particular affinity for the piano, showcased in releases such as "Miguel del Aguila: Piano Works." Del Aguila's work often reflects his Latin American heritage, as seen in his album "Barroqueada," which is marked by a fusion of Baroque style with South American folk elements. His ability to weave contemporary societal themes into his compositions is exemplified in pieces like "Silence," a testament to his status as a composer with a poignant and resonant voice. Accolades have crowned his achievements, including three Latin Grammy nominations, thereby cementing Miguel del Aguila's place in the contemporary classical music landscape.

Genres

American Contemporary Classical

Contemporary Classical

Latin Classical

Latest Release

Sunset Song: Barrick Stees Plays Miguel del Aguila Music for Bassoon

Miguel del Aguila

Ep - 5 Tracks - Released July 22, 2024