César Bolaños Peru
César Bolaños (1931-2012) was among the first in his country to write electronic, computer, & music theater works making use of multimedia & indeterminacy in which chance procedures affect both composition & performance. As a musicologist, he specialized in ancient and traditional Andean musical instruments and practices, including dance, as well as modern Peruvian music and electronic media. ... more
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