Leo Brouwer's masterpiece, Un Día De Noviembre, was originally written for a 1976 Cuban movie. In this exclusive video, maestro Leo Brouwer explains why he used subtle antiromantic techniques to prevent the music from becoming a cliché and transform it into the unique gem it is today. He points out that rhythm is "not important" in this piece, and that in most of his music, he often "doesn't care" about melodies. Watch the video to learn more about the surprising ways in which he composes and conceives of his music!

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