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"Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible to be silent." - Victor Hugo |
Anthony Luis Sanchez (b. 1988)
Mr. Sanchez earned his Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Composition in 2017, with a minor in Musicology and a Graduate Certificate from the Latin American and Caribbean Studies Institute (LACSI) at the University of Georgia in Athens, GA. Sanchez earned his Master’s degree in Music Composition from Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, GA and a Bachelor’s degree in Music Piano Performance from Armstrong State University in Savannah, GA. His principal teachers were Adrian P. Childs, Juan Martin Gendelman, John Thompson, and Kevin Hampton.
Mr. Sanchez earned his Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Composition in 2017, with a minor in Musicology and a Graduate Certificate from the Latin American and Caribbean Studies Institute (LACSI) at the University of Georgia in Athens, GA. Sanchez earned his Master’s degree in Music Composition from Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, GA and a Bachelor’s degree in Music Piano Performance from Armstrong State University in Savannah, GA. His principal teachers were Adrian P. Childs, Juan Martin Gendelman, John Thompson, and Kevin Hampton.
Artistic Vision
As a composer, Sanchez strives for a constant experimentation with timbre and new techniques, as with his Elegy for the Planet Tyrr (2013-14), Phobias (2012) and Conundrum (2013). His Ethereal Mood, a Neoclassical work for flute, violin and cello, was premiered 2010 in Savannah. Some of his current works can be found on his YouTube channel, MoltoRubato88.
Musicological Research
With regard to advancing research in musicology, Dr. Sanchez concentrates on Latin American, Caribbean and popular music in relation to the theory of transculturation. He has traveled extensively, conducting research on Puerto Rican folkloric musical instruments and genres. In June 2018, Dr. Sanchez was invited to lecture (in Spanish) at the 21st Annual Isabela Tango Fest, presenting his research on the transcultural link between Argentine and Puerto Rican folk music.
Curriculum Vitae
| anthony_l_sanchez_cv.pdf |
Resume
| anthony_l_sanchez_cruz_resume.pdf |
