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Leonardo Coral

Mexico
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Mexican composer Leonardo Coral studied composition with Federico Ibarra and Maria Granillo at the National University’s Faculty of Music (UNAM), graduating with honors. He earned his master’s degree at UNAM with the symphonic work Ciclo de Vida y Muerte and is a professor at his alma mater.

His catalogue comprises more than 150 works, encompassing solo, chamber and orchestral music, including concertos and works for voices and orchestra. His music has been performed across the Americas, Europe, Asia and Oceania and appears on more than 40 CDs. He has also been a member of the FONCA National System of Artistic Creators.

Latest Recognition
  • Gold Prize
COMPOSITION
Ravel Award International Music Competition — 2/2026
Latest Interview
Expressing Myself Through Music as a Human Being
October 19, 2026
Awards & Recognitions

A timeline of recognition

Ravel Award International Music Competition — 2/2026
COMPOSITION · I
Arquetipos, for chamber orchestra work by Leonardo Coral in 5 movements: I. Danza primitiva (Primitive Dance) II. Ritos ancestrales (Ancestral Rites) III. Aguas primigenias (Primordial Waters) IV. Baile sensual (Sensual Dance) V. Bacanal (Bacchanalia
  • Gold Prize
Beethoven Award International Music Competition — 2/2026
Composition
XINANTÉCATL, FOR MEZZOSOPRANO CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA
  • Gold Prize
Ravel Award International Music Competition — 1/2026
COMPOSITION · H
SELECTIONS OF CANTATA UN SUEÑO DE SOR JUANA BY LEONARDO CORAL FOR MEZZOSOPRANO, CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA
  • Absolute Prize
Classical Stars International Music Competition — Edition 11
Composition
Leonardo Coral: Katharsis, Concierto para violín No. 2 . Tribute to José Clemente Orozco. (Violin and strings).
  • Composition Gold Prize
Beethoven Award International Music Competition — 1/2026
Composition
Fénix, Concierto para guitarra No.2 Composer: Leonardo Coral
  • Gold Prize
Classical Music Stars — 1/2026
COMPOSITION
SONATA PARA PIANO NO. 1O. LEONARDO CORAL
  • Second Prize
Brahms International Online Music Competition — 1/2026
COMPOSITION
EL JARDÍN DE LAS DELICIAS ( "THE GARDEN OF THE EARLY DELIGHTS"). FOR FLUTE AND ORCHESTRA COMPOSER. LEONARDO CORAL WORK IN FIVE MOVEMENTS INSPIRED IN THE PAINTING BY EL BOSCO "THE GARDEN OF THE EARLY DELIGHTS" FLUTE: ALEJANDRO ESCUER OFUNAM. CONDUCTOR: ANDRÉS CÁRDENES)
  • Gold Award
Haydn Online Music International Competition — 3/2025
Composition
SUITE FOR HARPSICHORD COMPOSER: LEONARDO CORAL WORK IN FOUR MOVEMENTS HARPSICHORD: MICHAEL TSALKA THIS PIECE WAS RECORDED IN MY CD AURORA BOREALIS. IN THE YOU TUBE LINK: TRACKS 1-4
  • Platunim Laureate
World's Best Musicians Competition — 4/2025
Composition
RESONANCIAS NOCTURNAS FOR TWO PIANOS. COMPOSER: LEONARDO CORAL This work is a piano sonata in four movements: 1. Preludio 2. Rumores acuáticos 3. Interludio 4. Final
  • 1st Prize
Mozart International Music Competiton — 4/2025
Composition
Alucinaciones for solo viola. Composer: Leonardo Coral Viola: Omar Hernández Hidalgo The work has four movements: 1.Mares fosforescentes 2.Abismos de fuego 3. Lunas de jade 4. Danza
  • Platinum Award
Classical Stars International Music Competition — Edition 10
Composition
Sonata para piano No.7 Composer: Leonardo Coral Piano: Leonardo Coral Work in three movements: 1.Espressivo-Vivo 2.Andante espressivo-Moderato 3.Vivo con fuoco
  • Composition Absolute Winner
Fenix Award International Music Competition — 4/2025
COMPOSITION
Formas acuáticas for string quartet Cuarteto de la ciudad de México is playing in the video. Work in five movements.
  • Platinum Winner
BACH International Music Competition — 4/2025
COMPOSITION
Sonata para piano No.7
  • 1st Prize with Special Mention
Beethoven Award International Music Competition — 2025
Composition
Concierto para orquesta Águila real El jardín de las delicias Xinantécatl
  • Gold Prize
Fenix Award International Music Competition — 3/2025
COMPOSITION
Formas acuáticas for string quartet Cuarteto de la ciudad de México is playing in the video. Work in five movements.
  • Platinum Winner