El Nacimiento de Atlantis – Piano Composition and Edition by Alberto Cobo
El Nacimiento de Atlantis – Piano Composition and Edition by Alberto Cobo
Recorded live at Valencia’s Palace of Music, performed by the composer Alberto Cobo
“El Nacimiento de Atlantis” is a compelling original piano work by Alberto Cobo, inspired by the concept of Atlantis as the symbolic representation of the Atlantic Ocean. Rooted in classical Greek literature where Atlantis is frequently described as a daughter or descendant of Atlas, the piece artistically imagines the birth of this mythical figure and her encompassing world.
Symbolizing the lost Atlantis — often associated musically and culturally near Spain — this composition evokes imagery and narrative layers that transcend mere sound, offering a profound reflection on myth and geography through piano expression.
This work has been featured in prominent recital venues, including a notable performance at the Kursaal in San Sebastián, highlighting its recognition in contemporary classical music circles.
Included in the collection “Piano Works”, the piece exemplifies Cobo’s distinctive voice, merging narrative imagination with refined pianistic craftsmanship, making it suitable for advanced study and concert programming.
Key Highlights:
Original composition and edition by Alberto Cobo
Live recording from Valencia’s prestigious Palace of Music
Conceptually inspired by the mythic figure Atlantis and the Atlantic Ocean
Programmed in established concert halls such as Kursaal, San Sebastián
Available within the “Piano Works” collection and as a standalone score
Discover “El Nacimiento de Atlantis” and immerse yourself in a musical journey that blends classical mythological symbolism with contemporary pianistic depth.
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