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BAND/ARTIST: Franz Halász
- Title: Cançons i Danses Catalanes
- Year Of Release: 2016
- Label: BIS
- Genre: Classical, Guitar
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:00:51
- Total Size: 238 / 991 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Suite Compostelana: I. Preludio
02. Suite Compostelana: II. Coral
03. Suite Compostelana: III. Cuna
04. Suite Compostelana: IV. Recitativo
05. Suite Compostelana: V. Canción
06. Suite Compostelana: VI. Muñeira
07. Cançons Populars: Plany
08. Cançons Populars: El Noi de la Mare
09. Cançons Populars: La Pastoreta
10. Cançons Populars: La Filla del Marxant
11. Cançons Populars: L'Hereu Riera
12. Cançons Populars: Cançó del Lladre
13. Cançons Populars: La Filadora
14. Cançons Populars: El Mestre
15. Cançons Populars: El Testament d'Amèlia
16. Cançons Populars: Lo Fill del Rei
17. Cançons Populars: Lo Rossinyol
18. Cançons Populars: La Presó de Lleida
19. Cançons Populars: La Nit de Nadal
20. Cançó i Dansa No. 10 (Version for Guitar): Cançó
21. Cançó i Dansa No. 10 (Version for Guitar): Dansa
22. Cançó i Dansa No. 13: Cançó
23. Cançó i Dansa No. 13: Dansa
24. Fantasia-sonata, Op. A-22
In the latter half of the 1800s there was a resurgence of Catalan culture, and during the period that followed Barcelona produced many outstanding performers and composers, including Enrique Granados, Ricardo Viñes, Alicia de Larrocha and Pablo Casals. On this disc of Catalan ’songs and dances’, Franz Halász presents us with three other names worthy of inclusion on this list: Frederic Mompou, Miquel Llobet and Joan Manén. Mompou is certainly best known for his piano music, and the Cançó i dansa No. 10 was actually composed for that instrument. The composer made this guitar transcription himself, however, suggesting that he may well have had that instrument in mind when writing for the piano. Both Cançó i dansa No. 13, based on two traditional Catalan songs, and the Suite Compostelana are original guitar works. Some fifteen years older than Mompou, Llobet was a guitarist who toured internationally, but he also composed. His arrangements of Catalan folk songs are among his most enduring contributions to the guitar repertoire. These tunes were well known to the Barcelona public in Llobet’s day, and arrangements of songs like La filadora (‘The Spinner Woman’), Cançó del lladre (‘Song of the Thief’) and La Nit de Nadal (‘Christmas Eve’) received an enthusiastic reception. Closing the programme is the Fantasia-Sonata by Joan Manén, a musical prodigy who went on to enjoy an international career as a virtuoso violinist. Manén was also a versatile composer, who with this piece, dedicated to Andrés Segovia, created a fine contribution to the literature for guitar.
01. Suite Compostelana: I. Preludio
02. Suite Compostelana: II. Coral
03. Suite Compostelana: III. Cuna
04. Suite Compostelana: IV. Recitativo
05. Suite Compostelana: V. Canción
06. Suite Compostelana: VI. Muñeira
07. Cançons Populars: Plany
08. Cançons Populars: El Noi de la Mare
09. Cançons Populars: La Pastoreta
10. Cançons Populars: La Filla del Marxant
11. Cançons Populars: L'Hereu Riera
12. Cançons Populars: Cançó del Lladre
13. Cançons Populars: La Filadora
14. Cançons Populars: El Mestre
15. Cançons Populars: El Testament d'Amèlia
16. Cançons Populars: Lo Fill del Rei
17. Cançons Populars: Lo Rossinyol
18. Cançons Populars: La Presó de Lleida
19. Cançons Populars: La Nit de Nadal
20. Cançó i Dansa No. 10 (Version for Guitar): Cançó
21. Cançó i Dansa No. 10 (Version for Guitar): Dansa
22. Cançó i Dansa No. 13: Cançó
23. Cançó i Dansa No. 13: Dansa
24. Fantasia-sonata, Op. A-22
In the latter half of the 1800s there was a resurgence of Catalan culture, and during the period that followed Barcelona produced many outstanding performers and composers, including Enrique Granados, Ricardo Viñes, Alicia de Larrocha and Pablo Casals. On this disc of Catalan ’songs and dances’, Franz Halász presents us with three other names worthy of inclusion on this list: Frederic Mompou, Miquel Llobet and Joan Manén. Mompou is certainly best known for his piano music, and the Cançó i dansa No. 10 was actually composed for that instrument. The composer made this guitar transcription himself, however, suggesting that he may well have had that instrument in mind when writing for the piano. Both Cançó i dansa No. 13, based on two traditional Catalan songs, and the Suite Compostelana are original guitar works. Some fifteen years older than Mompou, Llobet was a guitarist who toured internationally, but he also composed. His arrangements of Catalan folk songs are among his most enduring contributions to the guitar repertoire. These tunes were well known to the Barcelona public in Llobet’s day, and arrangements of songs like La filadora (‘The Spinner Woman’), Cançó del lladre (‘Song of the Thief’) and La Nit de Nadal (‘Christmas Eve’) received an enthusiastic reception. Closing the programme is the Fantasia-Sonata by Joan Manén, a musical prodigy who went on to enjoy an international career as a virtuoso violinist. Manén was also a versatile composer, who with this piece, dedicated to Andrés Segovia, created a fine contribution to the literature for guitar.
Year 2016 | Classical | Instrumental | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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