BRUNO ROBLES-RENDÓN (b. 2004) is a first generation Mexican-American music composer, performer, producer, and organizer raised in NYC. Originating from the world of "contemporary-classical" music, his diverse musical style stretches to the corners of this musical sphere and beyond. While writing music primarily for concert, he extends his work to film, mixed-media, and recorded mediums ranging from intimate songs to abstract microtonal works. Bruno's music focuses around themes of neurodivergence, natural phenomenon, memory snapshots, anti-fascism, and childhood. Focusing his performance entirely on new music, Bruno often performs on his cello and electric cello. He is a music organizer who brings together concerts of contemporary music such as those staged by his concert series in the Lower East Side called 'Notes After'. Today, he is in his 4th year of undergraduate study at the Mannes School of Music with his composition mentor, Mary Kouyoumdjian, while also working towards an MA in Arts Management and Entrepreneurship at the College of the Performing Arts.
Featured Video
Bruno Robles-Rendón's "Ecphrasis of a New Dawn" recorded by the JACK Quartet in 2024.
Notes After
Bruno is the founder and artistic director of Notes After, a concert series that features fresh, innovative, contemporary-classical music by young emerging composers. The concerts are held at Francis Kite Club, a Lower East Side a collectively built space created for sociality, leisure, collaboration, debate, conversation, and play
Featured Theory Video
Bruno makes videos on Youtube analyzing various music in extreme depth. All publicly available for anyone to see. His mission is to create the content he wished existed for a composer and student of music like himself.
For music theory or compositions lessons go to the contact page