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A pianist and composer, the Spanish musician Albéniz was a leading figure in the creation of a national style of composition in Spain. Although he wrote operas, including a King Arthur to English word...

Though born in Cuba, Celedonio Romero was a Spanish Guitarist, composer and founder of the Romero Guitar Quartet nicknamed The Royal Family of Guitar -- with his sons. In addition to his role as Pepe...

Granados Escenas Romanticas No's 1-6 para Piano.

The Homenaje (Tribute) a Lope de Vega sets extracts from three of the sixteenth century writer's many works, all on the theme of romantic desire. The Vocal work is demanding and the Piano part more th...

The most favourable qualities of shaping a fine artistic personality are combined in Andrés Batista : vocation, sensibility, technique, and the honest and reserved disposition that has marked his exce...

Valencian composer Ruperto Chapi (1851 1909) was a popular and important artist in Spain in his time, writing symphonic, band, Choral and chamber works as well as more than one hundred zarzuelas, many...

This mini-cycle of three songs for Voice and, in this instance, Guitar, are ranked among the greatest of Granados's musical achievements. The blend of beautiful melody, formal integrity and control in...

Julian Menendez (1895-1975) was a Spanish Clarinet virtuoso who spent most of his life in Madrid, serving as principal clarinettist with both the Madrid Symphony Orchestra and the Madrid Symphonic Ban...

In adapting Chopin's masterful Nocturne No 2 for Guitar, Francisco Tárrega simplified some sections while retaining the flavour, style and delicacy of the original. It is a work of extreme difficulty...

For the first time, this edition presents work for Guitar solo and for Guitar duet by Graciano Tarrag(o', grouped into different collections. Despite the fact that the composer published the set of wo...

For the first time, this edition presents work for Guitar solo and for Guitar duet by Graciano Tarrag(o', grouped into different collections. Despite the fact that the composer published the set of wo...

For the first time, this edition presents work for Guitar solo and for Guitar duet by Graciano Tarrag(o', grouped into different collections. Despite the fact that the composer published the set of wo...

This work was written early in Albeniz's life, when he had established himself in the musical life of Madrid, had toured to Paris and London and was well-known as a pianist and composer. The Aragón Fa...

Work for Solo Piano

Four attempts to locate the exit.

A unique collection for piano solo by the celebrated Spanish composer Joaquin Turina. His prolific output shows the influence of Debussy and Ravel, but was mainly inspired by traditional Spanish music...

Enrique Granados' Escenas Poeticas and Libro De Horas are two delightful pieces, each in three movements, for solo Piano. Escenas Poeticas : Berceuse ; Eva Y Walter ; Danza De La Rosa Libro De Horas :...

Contemporary work in four movements for Violin, Clarinet (in B Flat) and Piano by Barcelona-born composer Joan Albert Amargos.

Julian Menendez's 1952 composition "Introduccion, Andante Y Danza" is a lively and attractive piece for Clarinet and Piano, recommended for more advanced and experienced players.

Three Interludes For Orchestra by Benet Casablancas was commissioned by Fundación Autor and the Spanish Association of Symphonic Orchestras (AEOS) for its World Premiere in the 2012-2013 season...

Pavana Capricho is one of the last pieces from Isaac Albeniz 's early period, before he turned to Spanish influences a style that would characterise the rest of his compositions. In this earlier perio...

The young Isaac Albeniz published Recuerdos de Viaje for solo Piano in 1887, including this movement Puerta de Tierra, which was also published as 'Andalucia'. It is a bolero, a traditional dance move...

The works on this album are the result of my conversations and confrontations with the Piano - that orchestra with keys' - between 2006 and 2010. ' - Ramon Paus

Composer, pianist, writer and educator Joaquin Turina was born in Seville in 1882 and was active mainly in Spain until his death in 1949. His work is influenced by traditional Andalusian idioms. The S...

A native of Seville, Joaquin Turina won local success before travelling to Madrid, where he met Manuel de Falla and was further influenced by the prevailing currents of musical nationalism. Study in P...