Nestor Horacio Alderete (1965) born in Cordoba, Argentina
studied guitar with Francisco Barroso and Pablo De Giusto
and composition with Nicholas Alessio and, in the National
University of Cordoba, Cesar Franchisena and Vicente
Moncho, among others.
He arranged and wrote incidental music for theater and
dance, as well as pieces for chamber and symphony
orchestras, particularly winds.
His piece for violin and winds, “Piazzoltango, Portrait I” is
part of the Piles Music catalog and was nominated for the
Spanish Music Awards 2008.
Currently he teaches Instrumentation and Orchestration in
the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba.
studied guitar with Francisco Barroso and Pablo De Giusto
and composition with Nicholas Alessio and, in the National
University of Cordoba, Cesar Franchisena and Vicente
Moncho, among others.
He arranged and wrote incidental music for theater and
dance, as well as pieces for chamber and symphony
orchestras, particularly winds.
His piece for violin and winds, “Piazzoltango, Portrait I” is
part of the Piles Music catalog and was nominated for the
Spanish Music Awards 2008.
Currently he teaches Instrumentation and Orchestration in
the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba.
Nestor Horacio Alderete