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Teresa Díaz de Cossio is a flutist and active member of in^set, a flexible chamber ensemble committed to creation, improvisation, experimentation, and collaboration. She has performed with Los Tigres del Norte and has been awarded fellowships at the Banff Centre, the Darmstadt Summer Institute, Curating Diversity (Sounds Now, Finland), the Density Fellows program, and the Future of Music Faculty Fellowship (Cleveland Institute of Music, Sphinx Foundation). As a scholar, Teresa has presented her research on composer Alida Vázquez at Unsung Stories: Women at Columbia’s Computer Music Center and the International Musicological Society in Greece. Her work has been published in Radical Sounds of Latin America and in the Musicians’ Migratory Patterns series by Routledge. Teresa holds a Doctor of Musical Arts from the University of California San Diego. She is currently a co-producer of Neofonía, Festival de Música Nueva in Ensenada—a space for exploration and collaboration across communities—and teaches at the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California. She is committed to making meaningful contributions through both her artistic practice and scholarly work.
Teresa Díaz de Cossio es flautista e integrante activa de in^set, un ensamble flexible dedicado a la creación, la improvisación, la experimentación y la colaboración. Ha tocado con Los Tigres del Norte y ha sido becaria en The Banff Centre, Darmstadt Summer Institute, Curating Diversity (Sounds Now, Finlandia), el programa Density Fellows y la Future of Music Faculty Fellowship (Cleveland Institute of Music, Sphinx Foundation). Como investigadora, ha presentado su trabajo sobre la compositora Alida Vázquez en Unsung Stories: Women at Columbia’s Computer Music Center y en la Sociedad Internacional de Musicología (Grecia). Su trabajo han sido publicados en Radical Sounds of Latin America y en la serie Musicians’ Migratory Patterns de Routledge. Teresa recibió un doctorado en música por la Universidad de California en San Diego. Actualmente es co-productora de Neofonía, Festival de Música Nueva en Ensenada—un espacio de exploración y colaboración entre comunidades—y docente en la Universidad Autónoma de Baja California. Su trabajo artístico y académico está guiado por el deseo de generar contribuciones significativas para la comunidad.
