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ConDiT - Live Music Venue in Buenos Aires

conDiT (acronym of Concerts of Technological District) was a musical creation platform founded in Buenos Aires on 28 October 2011. conDIT [Buenos Aires Technological District's Concerts] was a creation platform of concert music, in other words, the new 'classical music' made in the 2010s.

Venue
ConDiT
Town
Buenos Aires, AR

conDiT (acronym of Concerts of Technological District) was a musical creation platform founded in Buenos Aires on 28 October 2011. conDIT [Buenos Aires Technological District's Concerts] was a creation platform of concert music, in other words, the new 'classical music' made in the 2010s. Around conDIT, since its foundation in 2011, more than sixty national and international activities has been produced, including workshops, concerts, artistic residencies and tours, a biannual magazine called Espiral, spreading the musical thinking of musicians participating in the platform. More than thirty commissions, four call for works, and a media open access repository. Since the idea of its founder of creating an independent platform for long-term musical projects, several artists actively participated in the growth and management of the platform. Among others, Bruno Mesz, Fernando Manassero, Rosa Nolly, José Rafael Subía Valdez, Virginia Chacon Dorr, Juan Marco Litrica, Roberto Maqueda, Tatiana Cuoco, Ramiro Iturrioz, Andrea Farina, Daniel Halaban, Florencia Curci, Javier Areal Velez, Rodrigo Gallegos Pinto and Lucas Giono. Between 2011 and 2013, seventeen commissioned works from national and international artists have been premiered. Of those seventeen pieces of art, nine music works were commissioned by new composers, six workshops for residents and external participants, six “Espiral” journal publications, and numerous digital texts. ConDiT has also hosted the International Gaudeamus Competition Muziekweek (Netherlands). Many national and international musicians and ensembles participated in conDiT’s concerts, including the double-bass row from the Teatro Colón Orchestra, the French horn player Delphine Gaulthier Guiche, the cellist Martín Devoto, Manos a las Obras duo (formed by the pianist Haydée Schvartz and the violinist Elías Gurevich) Modelo62 ensemble (Netherlands), suono mobile ensemble (Córdoba, Argentina), Nonsense vocal ensemble, the experimental music duo Cil