Burgos Muñoz, Roberto 02/07/1951

He was born in 1951. From the age of 8 he played the accordion by ear as a hobby, influenced by his father who also played the accordion. He studied two years of solfeggio at the old Royal Conservatory of Music in Madrid and 5 years of instrumentation (piano) at the same institution. In 1975 he studied elements of harmony.
Most of his activity has been the transcription of piano works for accordion.
He has written several works for standard bass accordion and the same for piano.
"Marcha Pulido": Piece with a markedly sporty character. Dedicated to a friend who helped me a lot in my teaching of the instrument.
"El Viajero": March that alludes to the frenetic rhythm of life. Also dedicated to a friend who seemed to be short of time.
"Melodía en Fa": Soft bolero-like piece (without lyrics) with a great variety of tonalities. Unpublished.
"Melodía en Sol": Piece similar to the previous one. Retitled "Viejos tiempos".
"Waltz in C m": Waltz with a marked classical character, with somewhat brilliant passages (abundant triplets)". Retitled "Apresurado".
"Waltz in B m": "Waltz of melancholic character, also in the classical mode.
"Melodía Triste": "Pieza-estudio" with a fast and spirited introduction that gives way to a cadenza-like melodic line, sad with an abundance of long chords, repeated in two different octaves.
"Waltz in A m": "Composed in August 1968 for piano and adapted by the composer himself for accordion years later. Waltz with a cheerful and humorous character. It repeats the line It was published by Hauspoz in 2003.
"Indian Melody": "Composed in September 1972. Melody of moderate rhythm, soft intensity and very tied sonority, with arpeggiated passages and simple melodic line, of marked evocative and dreamy character. It was published by Hauspoz in 2003.
"Luzsanca (Rhapsody)": "Composed in July 1974 with a marked Central European character. Level of difficulty: Medium-high. The title alludes to a woman's name". It was published by the Hauspoz publishing house in 2003.
"Al Trote": It was composed in 1974 and is a march-fantasy of joyful spirit and simple phrasing. It was published by the Hauspoz publishing house in 2003. Piece demanded in the accordion festival of Torrelavega.
Other unpublished works: "Agora" (Hymn), "Aria" (lullaby), "Aria" (polka).

BIBLIOGRAPHY.
GORKA HERMOSA: "The Repertoire for Accordion in the Spanish State".