Laura Andel Composer New York, New York
Laura Andel is a composer from Argentina, based in Harlem, New York City.
She creates music
for small and large orchestras.
Described as someone who "seeks to expand our sense of time, form and perception through sound" by Evening Music (WNYC, New York Public Radio), Andel combines written music with improvisation and conducting to create different symmetries between the written and non-written.
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