Daniel Taborda, DMA
(b. 1990) is a Colombian-born composer and conductor currently based in China. His music bridges the vibrant rhythms and cultural heritage of Latin America with the expressive language of contemporary classical music. Daniel’s versatile portfolio spans orchestral, wind ensemble, chamber, solo, and electroacoustic works, performed internationally across Latin America, North America, Europe, and Asia.
Featured Symphonic Works
Canto de Un Pueblo
For Solo Saxophone Quartet and Wind Ensemble
“Canto de un Pueblo” (“Song of a People”) is a powerful work for saxophone quartet solo and wind ensemble and developed in 3 movements, celebrating the cultural identity and resilience of the Colombian people. Through vibrant rhythms, lyrical melodies, and rich ensemble textures, the piece bridges folk traditions with contemporary concert music, offering a musical tribute to community and heritage.
Featured Chamber Music Works
Amores Y Penas
Amores y Penas (Love and Sorrow)” is written for saxophone quartet and percussion, blending Latin American rhythmic elements with expressive, contemporary textures.
Featured Piano Music
Olhar Saudoso
is a lyrical solo piano work, blending tenderness and introspection through flowing melodic lines and gentle harmonic textures. The piece invites listeners into a reflective soundscape shaped by longing and quiet emotional depth..