Canto tejido, piano 1974 Canto alterno, cello 1978 Canto oculto, violin 1977 discontinuum and continuum macro-timbre and sound spacialization: Canto naciente, brass octet 1975-78 eolo'oolin, six percussionists 1981-90 continuum and multiparametric polyphony: eua'on, electronic (UPIC) 1980 eua'on'ome, orchestra 1995 yuunohui'se, 'ome, 'yei, nahui, for the strings 1983-90 yuunohui'wah, noisemaker 2008 yuunohui'ehecatl, winds 2012 continuum topological variation: ishini’ioni, string quartet 1984-90 continuum-discontinuum modulation: yuunohui’tlapoa, keyboard 1997 new conception of the opera: Murmullos del páramo, voices, instruments and electronic spatialization 1992-2006 Scores His works are mainly published by Juliusedimus and Editions Salabert, France. Articles Books Musica Y Teoria De Grupos Finitos: 3 Variables Booleanas, with an English resumé, Estrada, Julio, Jorge Gil. UNAM, 1st edition (1984). (Format: Book (Illustrated), 221 pages, ,) La música de México, Julio Estrada editor, 10 vols, History, Bibliographcial guide and Music Anthology, UNAM 1984-88 El sonido en Rulfo: el ruido ese, with a CD containing sound examples and "Doloritas", first part of the opera Murmullos del páramo, UNAM, 1st edition 1989, 2nd edition 2006 Canto roto: Silvestre Revueltas, UNAM-FCE 2012 Software eua'oolin Music system conceived by Estrada was developed by Mario Peña to generate tridimensional trajectories representing 3 different components of sound (pitch, dynamics, colour) to be converted into a musical score with pitch resolutions of 1/3, 1/4, 1/5, 1/6, 1/8 of tone, UNAM 1990-1995. UPIC-Win Windows version of the UPIC by Xenakis developed by Marino, Fontaliirant and Estrada at the CEMAMu, France, 2000-2001. Músiic-Win d1 Theory, Teoría d1. This program, conceived by Estrada and based on his d1 Theory, was designed and developed by Max Díaz and Víctor Adán. Statement The techniques and theories I have developed are based on mathematics and acoustics ; the more neutral they remain, the better they serve the description of the imaginary : it is my ear---there everything is allowed---that gives birth to my music, which becomes the accurate, almost phonographic representation, of every detail coming from my inner hearing experiences. Awards Premio Universidad Nacional (2000) Ordre des Arts et des Lettres awarded by the French Ministry of Culture, (1981, 1986) Notes External links Estrada, Julio: publisher website (Salabert / Universal Classical Music) Julio Estrada: program notes (Miller Theatre, Columbia University School of the Arts) Estrada: UNESCO Culture Sector portrait image Estradando: personal blog 1943 births Living people Mexican male classical composers Mexican classical composers Mexican music theorists Mexican musicologists Mexican people of Spanish descent People from Mexico City Pupils