This record includes Falla’s Dance from the Three-Cornered Hat and La Vida Breve and Albeniz’s Trina from Oberia. Transcribed for Orchestra by Arbos. Great performances and sensational sonics!
Among Spaniards there is no greater composer than Manuel de Falla — the tang of the country, the swirl of its landscape, the passion of its people are proudly stamped on every note he wrote. Goyescas, written in 1915 by the Spanish composer Enrique Granados, was the first opera performed in Spanish at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City at its premier in January 1916. The Intermezzo from the opera, inspired by the paintings of Francisco Goya, became a popular independent concert piece. Spanish composer Isaac Albéniz composed the Iberia suite for piano between 1905 and 1909. It was his best-known work and considered his masterpiece.
Tracklist:
Granados
Goyescas
1.1 Intermezzo 5:39
Falla
La Vida Breve
2.1 Interlude 2:56
2.2 Dance 3:37
Dances from 'The Three Cornered Hat'
3.1 The Neighbor's Dance 3:19
3.2 The Miller's Dance 2:40
3.3 Final Dance 6:09
Albéniz
4 Navarra 5:35
Iberia
5.1 Fête-Dieu À Seville 7:59
5.2 Triana 5:04
Conductor – Fritz Reiner
Orchestra – The Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Recording information:
Title: Spain
Artist: Fritz Reiner
Orchestra: Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Genre: Classical
Media: 1x Hybrid SACD Multichannel , Remastered, . Playable on SACD player or standard CD player
Label: Analogue Productions
Cat#: CAPC-2230-SA
Released: 2015 in US
Original release: 1958 by RCA Victor LSC-2230
EAN: 753088223068
Discogs rel.#: 9326860
