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Santiago Veros's Blog Entries

  • The moving story behind "Land Of Angels" by Santiago Veros

    There were people in this world who have given me more than I have given so far. One such example was Angelina Nicolaidou. A very special person who transformed into a great friend. She took my music to Europe and introduced me to a group of wonderful people, such as all the singers of the Cypriot choir, Cantus Novus Femina. When she passed away,... read more
  • Unlock the Secret to a Special Spring Concert with This One Piece!

    Hello friends, I hope you're wrapping up your Winter Break in a fantastic way. I'm sure many of you are on the hunt for that special piece that will add a unique sparkle to your spring repertoire. You might have already chosen most of your pieces, but there's still that key composition missing that will bring everything together. Let me assist you... read more
  • Exploring the Magic of SSAA Music: Five Works to Connect with Your Audience

    In the captivating realm of SSAA choral music, discovering pieces that not only excel in musical quality but also forge a deep emotional connection with both the audience and the singers is an invaluable treasure. In this journey, we will introduce five pieces from my SSAA catalog, each weaving its unique narrative and offering an experience that g... read more
  • Unleashing the Power of Music: A Global Journey Inspired by a Beloved Dog

    Do you want to know what happens when you unite the love of a dog, a friend like Anthony Silvestri and a determination to go around the world to pay homage to your dog? Stay to read this story. This is the fascinating story behind "I Will Dream With You", a passionate work created by a loving dog lover, which became a moving celebration of life and... read more
  • Tips for beginning composers by Santiago Veros

    This is a post with tips for beginning composers. Before being a full-time choral composer, I'm a fan of choral music. I want to constantly discover new things. So, I'm going to write down what I wish I had known when I started in this profession 10 years ago. After giving it some thought, I believe it all comes down to observing, lis... read more
  • The piece I dedicated to the loss of my great friend. Anthony Silvestri worked his magic.

    Today is a very special day for me because one of the most emotional and significant works in my repertoire, "I Will Dream With You," is premiering. I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to T.J. Harper and the Loyola Marymount University Concert Choir for bringing this piece to life in such a sublime and beautiful way.   This piece ... read more
  • I think about how to create a more holistic experience, how to create connectivity.

    I think I speak for everyone when I say that one of the greatest attractions of choral music is the feeling of union and of fraternity that we can create. After all, the choir is the only instrument that is alive and sounds better the livelier and the more fraternal it is. For some time, maybe 2 years now, as a composer, I have felt the need to tra... read more
  • The Last March of Destiny – Global Virtual Choir

    If you want to be part of the premiere of a work with singers from all over the world, I want to tell you that you are in the right place! We will make an incredible virtual choir together. This experience will bring the work «The Last March of Destiny» to life. A work that I wrote together with the poet and friend, Charles Anthon... read more
  • Almas de Barro: The story behind a choral work

    How was this work created?   Santiago Veros at the age of 19 writes this piece dedicated to a woman who for that time she was shy and he rarely talked with her.Almas de Barro describes intimately the moments of counterpoint classes when these two people look at each other in a very adolecent way, they can not do of anything more than continu... read more