Gabriel Senanes

Buenos Aires · Composer & conductor

Gabriel
Senanes

Composer, orchestral conductor
and multi-instrumentalist.

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Gabriel Senanes conducting with his hands raised
Teatro Colón

General and artistic director · 2002–2004

Symphonic music,
chamber and popular music.

Works for orchestra, chamber ensembles, film and theatre. Composition, arranging and musical direction with artists from tango, rock, jazz and folk music.

The OAS, MIT and Camerata Bariloche are among the institutions that have commissioned his work.

Biography at Fundación Konex ↗ (opens in a new tab)
Gabriel Senanes conducting an orchestra
Gabriel Senanes · Orchestral conducting

Listen to the music.

Anthologies, chamber music and recordings by SenaneS 3.

Riberas, 2005

The album featuring Paquito D’Rivera and the Buenos Aires String Quartet won the Latin Grammy for Best Classical Album. It includes music and arrangements by Senanes, who also contributed to its musical direction and production.

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Gabriel Senanes.
Pablo Marcovsky.
Diego Arnal.

Three multi-instrumentalists performing compositions by Senanes.

Gabriel Senanes
Saxophone, piano, guitar, bansuri and vocals
Pablo Marcovsky
Piano, saxophone, guitar and vocals
Diego Arnal
Bass, trumpet, guitar and vocals
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The three members of SenaneS 3 with their instruments
SenaneS 3 · Gabriel Senanes, Pablo Marcovsky and Diego Arnal

Composer.
Conductor.
Teacher.
Journalist and physician.

Born in Buenos Aires in 1956. His musical training and professional practice are part of a career that also spans journalism and medicine.

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  1. Music Director of Buenos Aires

    Cultural administration for the City of Buenos Aires.

  2. Teatro Colón

    General and artistic director. In 2003 he orchestrated the concert featuring Martha Argerich, Mercedes Sosa and Camerata Bariloche.

  3. Latin Grammy for Riberas

    Best Classical Album, featuring Paquito D’Rivera and the Buenos Aires String Quartet.

  4. Konex Award

    Diploma of Merit in Classical Music, in the Communication & Journalism edition.

  5. Teaching at UNA

    Began teaching Composition and Arranging II, as documented by the Legislature in 2023.

  6. Radio Nacional Clásica

    Award recognising his established career as a composer.

  7. Recognition by Buenos Aires

    Ceremony recognising him as an Outstanding Cultural Personality, on 16 April.

Wynton Marsalis, Gabriel Senanes and Fernando Suárez Paz together at home
Wynton Marsalis, Gabriel Senanes and Fernando Suárez Paz.
At Gabriel’s home · September 2000.
September, 2000

With Wynton Marsalis
and Fernando Suárez Paz.

A photograph from the archive Gabriel shared in his Facebook group.

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Gabriel Senanes playing the saxophone

A course in
Music Appreciation
with Gabriel Senanes.

With a composer and conductor who served as general and artistic director of Teatro Colón and contributed to the Latin Grammy-winning album Riberas.

Composition & arrangingUniversity teaching at UNA.

Experience across genresSymphonic and chamber music, tango, jazz, rock and folk music.

Syllabus, format and dates to be confirmed.

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In the press.

Headlines and interviews are in their original language (Spanish).