Luis Vargas

Composer · Clarinetist · Conductor

Luis Enrique Vargas Guevara (Peru, 1979) is a clarinetist, arranger, conductor, and educator. He studied at the National University of Music of Peru, where he earned his degree with the highest distinction. He served as principal clarinetist of the National Symphony Orchestra of Peru from 2010 to 2020, and combines his career as a performer with teaching at the UNM.

He has been a clarinet professor, conductor of the Symphonic Band of the National University of Music, and arranger for the Symphonic Band of the Peruvian Navy. He has also developed sustained work as a music organizer and mentor through the FICLA International Clarinet Festival, Peruvian Clarinet, and the Clarinet Ensemble 775.

His artistic activity has taken him to festivals and international gatherings in Ecuador, Paraguay, Mexico, the United States, Belgium, and Portugal. He has participated in ClarinetFest and the Ibero-American Clarinet Festival, while also giving recitals and master classes and collaborating as a guest professor and jury member. He is an artist for Buffet Crampon, Vandoren Paris, and BG France.

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Marchas Militares

Luis Vargas

A release dedicated to march repertoire and the sound of large bands. Marchas Militares brings together two pieces with a firm, ceremonial, and energetic character: Avenida de las Camelias and La Marcha de San Lorenzo.

March / Band 2026 ALVANI Tunes

The New Album

Marchas Militares concentrates into two works the precise pulse, brass presence, broad wind writing, and rhythmic drive of band tradition. The result is a direct, powerful release, designed both for listening and for audiovisual projects that call for a ceremonial, historical, or martial identity.

Track 01

Avenida de las Camelias

A march with a strong band presence, built on a steady tempo and broad wind and brass instrumentation.

Credits listed in the score:
Adaptation: Municipal Band of Bell Ville · Ernesto A. Bianchi, Argentina · Maestro: Gabriel Mejias.
Track 02

March of San Lorenzo

A march with a decisive and ceremonial profile, presented in the musical documentation with the indication "Tempo de Marcha" and developed for a band formation with a broad timbral presence.

Work credits:
Music: Cayetano A. Silva (1868-1920) · Lyrics: Carlos Benielli (1878-1934) · Arrangement: Miguel Etchegoncelay.

Band Tradition, Contemporary Impact

Flutes, clarinets, saxophones, trumpets, horns, basses, and tubas are part of the instrumental world documented in these scores, reinforcing the expansive and ceremonial character of the release. Marchas Militares brings that energy into a compact two-piece edition with a clear, recognizable sound identity.

Listen to Marchas Militares

Play the two songs from the release directly from the ALVANI Tunes catalog.

Scores

View the available scores for the two songs included in this release.

Score 01

Avenida de las Camelias

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Other Albums Produced by Luis Vargas

In addition to Marchas Militares, Luis Vargas has produced orchestral arrangements dedicated to patriotic and institutional repertoire for the ALVANI Tunes catalog.

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National Anthems Vol. 1

National anthems are patriotic compositions that express a country's history, heritage, struggles, and traditions. This volume brings together orchestral arrangements of anthems from the United States and several South American countries, created for civic, cultural, sports, and international events.

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National Anthems Vol. 2

A continuation of ALVANI Tunes' national anthems project, this second volume expands the repertoire with new orchestral versions of patriotic music. These pieces are associated with national identity, official ceremonies, festivals, sports competitions, and moments of cultural representation.

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