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Ubaldo Gonzalez Lanuza was born in Buenos Aires. He studied clarinet and music theory privately. Then studied harmony with Violet H. de Gainza, and later at the Escuela Superior de Arte del Teatro Colon with the master Juan Travnik. Then extended studies at the School of orchestral and chamber music with teachers Carlos Pessina, Fauré and Mariano Rodríguez Frogioni. In 1954 he founded the "Hot Jazz Society Band" and a year later the "Louisiana Syncopators" participating this year alternating with the "Hot Jammers" by Juan Carlos Rodríguez Jurado. Between 1956 to 1961 he was a member of the "Old Guard Jazz Band who led the late Luis Rodríguez Jurado. In 1961 he founded the Louisiana Ragtime Band. "Four years later he joined the" Porteña Jazz Band "as soloist, arranger and coordinator of the group, which he split in 1972. In 1973 he formed his own quintet" The Jazz Bluepoppers. Was soloist and arranger of the "Delta Jazz Band" (1974) and in August of 1975 with Omar Oliveros, Jorge Enrique Gutierrez Cichero and cran León "Santa Maria Jazz Band" which had an orientation toward blues and stomps. González Lanuza was honored as a soloist on clarinet and sax in the survey who organized "Jazz Magazine" (1955), Medal of Editora Abril (1958), awarded by the editors of the magazine "Panorama" (1967) and the jury Publication "Prensario" from 1974 to 1978. He composed the songs "New call" (recorded by the Delta Jazz Band and Jazz Band Santa Maria), "Johnny told me blues", "Old man jive" and "Jug Blues Spit. Between 1987 and 1996 "Bar O Bar" (Buenos Aires), directs the Jazz cycle, which included prominent musicians of the environment. In 1997, he was invited as a soloist with a quartet of black and white musicians in the "Red Blazer" on Broadway, New York. At the end of 2002 .. .. Ubaldo González Lanuza presents his quartet "Jazz, Rhythm and Blues" by participating in recitals, concerts, Jazzología cycle of Teatro San Martín, which is awarded for his contribution to jazz in last fifty years. By mid-2003 the quartet recorded a CD that is presented at the International Jazz Festival Belho Horizonte (Brazil). The period 2005 / 9 it is a .. .. González Lanuza once again as co-director of the Jazz Band Porteña Spain. The band performs during these 5 years with great success in concerts and festivals, including those of Vitoria Gasteiz, San Sebastian, Terrassa, Barcelona, \u200b\u200bMadrid, Jazz Voyeur de Mallorca, Tarragona, Alicante, Murcia, Huesca, Marciac (France) et al. By 2008 added one more CD to his vast discography: "40 years and still rising" Currently, Ubaldo González Lanuza continues his teaching in our medium and also directing the "Classic Jazz Ensemble" a workshop that aims to provide musicians with training in their instruments median the stylistic knowledge, practice, orchestra and soloist with the bands of the Jazz classic 30's taking his music to audiences of different cultural and educational institutions, libraries, colleges, universities, foundations, etc. CINEMATOGRAPHY , BONE OF PASSION
Extract from the book "The Creole Jazz and other stuff" of critical journalist and commentator Walter Thiers Editorial Corregidor in April 1999. The subtle humor and a deep conviction where jazz music plays a role leading, form two of the key features that coexist in the personality out of range of the clarinet, tenor sax, vocalist, composer and arranger, Ubaldo González Lanuza. The performer admitted that her passion jazz did not take place at home, whose family was rooted in popular music, but "my parents helped my primary training. My father owned a tearoom located next to the movie theater" Regio " in the district of Chacarita and concurred there all employees of the room being the "darling boy" with a striking resemblance to the boy in the film "Cinema Paradiso" by Giuseppe Tornatore. This facility is encouraged to attend all days of the "Regio" and find out from the screen to important figures "and remember the emotions I felt when I saw Benny Goodman and surprised me with these sounds that could blow that black stick. For me it was magic ..."
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