(2019)
{Rescore composed by Juan Andrés Vergara
Director: Jovan James
Original score: Bryson Barnes}
(2018)
{Composed by Diego Benlliure and Juan Andrés Vergara
Diego Benlliure: Bass
Juan Andrés Vergara: Guitar and Rhodes
Mi hermano
Alexey was born in Russia, where he was adopted by Gabriela, a single mother. After a while, they adopted another child. Marked by abandonment from the beginning, mother and children fight each day to reconstruct reciprocal bonds of confidence. In spite of the internal crisis of the siblings, their shared orphanity is also the key to their strenght and their fraternal support is their way to sail through the world.
Dir. Alana Simões
Original Score by Diego Benlliure and Juan Andrés Vergara}
(2018)
{Raquel, Rodolfo and Hernán are members of a brigade at the UNAM during the student movement in Mexico in 1968. Through their photographs, films and writings, we will know a more personal and human side of these students who joined, shouted and never forgot . This story has as a narrative axis of the day when the army took their university and their lives were never the same.
El Movimiento: performed by Orchestra Mexico
Uriel Esquenazi - Mixing
Juan Andrés Vergara - Compostition and orchestration
Olimpia
Dir. José Manuel Cravioto
Original Score by Andrés Sánchez and Francisco Cravioto
Additional music by Juan Andrés Vergara}
(2017) Electric cello and live electronics
{Score PDF
The Rhine river is one of the most important navigable waterways in Europe. There is a point near St. Goarhausen (Germany) where it surrounds a 132m rock and, as the river turns, an intriguing echo starts to emerge: diffuse and unintelligible at first, but slowly revealing an enthralling melody. Sailors look up, haunted by its sweet tone, and see nothing but the beauty of a maiden sitting on top of the rock. Unwittingly wondrous, Lorelei combs her hair and sings while the sailors are steeped in an enchantment. Little by little, her voice leads them to a deadly woe for they miss spotting the rocks below and they perish along with their barques fading away into the billows of the Rhine. Many sailors have disappeared in the past and still some are doomed by the song of Lorelei.}
Jeffrey Zeigler/CMMAS, Morelia
(2015) String Quartet
{Score PDF
A 3DOKU (three-doku) is a three-dimentional sudoku. As in the original sudoku, the objective is to conform series of numbers with one rule: each row, column and quadrant must contain every number without repetition. In addition, each face of a 3DOKU contains a different sudoku puzzle and border numbers as well as adjacent corner numbers have to be the same.
A number can be interpreted as a musical value. For example, the number 3 may refer to the third note of a scale or it could indicate a quantity of sounds to emit in a given amount of time. Under this premiss, it should be possible to turn a 3DOKU into music, although it must to be solved first...}
Cuarteto Latinoamericano/ La Caja Acústica, CDMX
(2013) String Quartet
{Score PDF
Sudoku means “unique number”. Numbers can be interpreted as a musical values, so sudoku could mean “unique note”; a single note at a time or just a single pitch, for example. Under this premiss, it should be possible to turn a sudoku into music, although it must be solved first...}
Cuarteto Fundamental/ MCO Studios, CDMX