As part of Latinos in America, the opening program of the London Festival of American Music (LFAM) will feature Rodríguez’s Transmutación Inerte.
Featuring Rodríguez’ The Broken Contract, the works of Stefan L. Smith, Jessie Montgomery, Laura Vega, James Lee III and more, in this rhapsodically fractured program curated by Berginald Rash, asks you: Is it unfettered bliss and tumult or the facade of the former in the face of the latter?
Puerto Rican composer Iván Enrique Rodríguez’s Mother of Exiles will be featured in Gregory Feldmann’s poignant recital The Way Home at the Buxton International Festival, exploring themes of migration, identity, and belonging through a rich tapestry of classical and contemporary song.
On April 3rd at 1:30 PM, Iván Enrique Rodríguez’ The Broken Contract for harp and recording receives its Irish premiere at the Dublin New Music Festival. Don’t miss this electrifying performance at The Studio at the National Concert Hall.
Massachusetts International Festival of the Arts’ Victory Players bring Rodríguez’ Transmutación Inerte to Puerto Rico.
World Premiere Postponed. Soon to be Rescheduled Stay Tuned
The Lövstabruks Kammarmusikfestival invites Rodríguez to their 2021 season celebrating El Gran Continente Americano (The Great American Continent). They will be offering the world premiere of his new piece for guitar and string quartet.
Postponed due to COVID-19 Pandemic. Soon to be Rescheduled for 2021 Season
Rodríguez has been selected and invited to participate in the 16th Thailand International Composition Festival for the Thai Premiere of his woodwind quintet 3 Visiones.
From all of Latin-America, the competition will feature a repertoire from which the participants have to select, prepare, and record in video for their submission. Many countries are represented including Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Cuba, Argentina, Chile and Puerto Rico with Rodríguez’s Críptico No.6 for solo flute.
The new and exciting Vision Collective will perform Rodríguez’ arrangement of the Puerto Rican Bomba Candela in their first German tour through Nigerian, Iraqi, Georgian, Syrian, and Turkish refugee camps.
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