Discography

• Suite Trane - (1969)
• Este es el año que es - (1971)
• Classical Trópico - (1987)
• Favero y la Banda. Está nevando en Bs. As. - (1988)
• Alberto Favero Vol. II - (1990)
• New Age Piano Solos - (1991)
• El Leiv motiv - (1992)
• Homenaje a George Gershwin. Alberto Favero Trio y otros intérpretes - (1992)
• Qué es eso que llaman Jazz - (1994)
• Favero- Gerswhin/ Porgy & Bess en Concierto - (2002)
• Benedetti Favero/ en vivo - (2002)

 

 

Members featured in the album

• Suite Trane - (1969)

 

ALBERTO FAVERO - Piano

 

Orchestra:

JOSÉ GRANATA - Trumpet

TOMÁS LEPERE - Trumpet

RUBÉN BARBIERI - Trumpet

EMILIO MARTINO - Trumpet

ROBERTO FATS FERNÁNDEZ - Trumpet

GUSTAVO BERGALLI - Trumpet and fluegelhorn

DOMINGO GARREFA - Horn

ARMANDO IZZI - Horn

ABEL LA ROSA - Trombone

JORGE RAMÍREZ - Trombone

CHRISTIAN KELLENS - Trombone

JORGE RODRÍGUEZ - Tuba

LUIS CHACHI FERREIRA - High sax

HORACIO CHIVO BORRARO  Tenor sax

OSCAR TISSERA - Tenor sax

MARIANO GRISGLIONE - Baritone sax

BERNARDO BARAJ - Soprano sax

JORGE GONZÁLEZ - Double bass

RAÚL CURI - Double bass

POCHO LAPOUBLE - Drums

MINGO MARTINO - Drums

ERNESTO RINGER - Percussion

 

 

Biography

Alberto Favero was born in La Plata, Argentina, in 1944, at a musicians home. His father, Fermín Valentín Favero, a well known music teacher -who founded the first music academy specialized in popular music forms and instruments in Argentina, growing eventually to 17 branches countrywide and reaching hundreds of pupils - and his mother, a singer and music instructor also, were his first teachers. 

 In 1961, at seventeen, he received the "New Figure Prize", awarded by the "Center for Specialized Studies in Jazz" of Buenos Aires, directed by Walter Thiers.

In 1963 he graduated with a "Special Bachelors Degree in Music" from the Superior School of Fine Arts of the National University of La Plata.

In 1968 he obtained a degree as Piano Professor and in 1973 as Composition Professor, both from the Department of Arts and Audio-visual Media from the National University of La Plata.

His teachers, among others, were Luis Gianneo, Wilhem Graetzer, Alicia Terzián, Carlos Berardi, Nidia Berardi de Aragón, Ljerko Spiller, Earnest Epstein, Valdo Sciamarella, Enrique Gerardi, Edgar Willems and Marguerite Croptier.

Alberto Favero's production is very diverse, and it has been reflected in a variety of musical fields. They can be grouped, however, in three main categories:

 

- Concerts and recitals.

- Setting poems to music (songwriting).

- Musical Theater (Shows, musical comedies, opera, ballet and related multimedia productions).

 

 

Information

* Alberto Favero oficial site