Aníbal Arias - Escenas de la Ciudad - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Spanish music has been enriched in recent years by a series of striking and exciting double concertos featuring the country's emblematic instrument, the guitar. Leading composer Anton Garcia Abril has written prolifically for the guitar and Concierto de Gibralfaro offers three evocative vignettes for two guitars. Mistral by David del Puerto is written for the highly unusual combination of guitar and accordion, a single movement concerto of great color and dynamic palette. Guerena's Concierto ecuanime, for guitar and vibraphone, embraces the rhythmic influence of jazz while employing the tuning used in the rodena form of flamenco. Miguel Trápaga was born in Cantabria, Spain. He studied at the Ataulfo Argenta Conservatory, and at Royal Conservatory of Music of Madrid with Javier Canduela and Demetrio Ballesteros, respectively. He also received lessons from Jose Tomas, Miguel Angel Girollet, Manuel Estevez, and others. He has won top prizes in several international competitions, and has performed in broadcasts for Spanish National Radio, BBC, and others. Album Tracks 1. 1. Mistral 2. 2. I. Visiones de la Bahía 3. 3. II. a Partir de Un Canto Popular Malagueño 4. 4. III. Homenaje a la Tauromaquia Picassiana 5. 5. I 6. 6. II 7. 7. III

Album Tracks 1. Three Sonatas for Orchestra Allegro E Spritoso Assai 2. Three Sonatas for Orchestra Andante 3. Three Sonatas for Orchestra Prestissimo 4. Hemeroscopium (Concerto for Orchestra) 5. Concerto for Piano and Orchestra Allegro 6. Concerto for Piano and Orchestra Coral 7. Concerto for Piano and Orchestra Allegro Deciso

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