Susana Baron Supervielle

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Susana Baron Supervielle de Tresca (1910–2004) was an Argentine composer.

Born in Buenos Aires, Supervielle studied at various times with Nadia Boulanger, , , , Gilardo Gilardi, and Juan Carlos Paz. She was a member of the Agrupación Nueva Música. Her output consisted largely of chamber music for various combinations of instruments; she also composed songs and works for piano.^[1][2] For much of her life she lived in São Paulo, where she died.^[3]

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