Sainz De La Maza Regino - Musica Para Guitarra - Guitar

Par SAINZ DE LA MAZA EDUARDO. Platero Y Yo (Platero and I) is a suite of eight short works inspired by a set of poems that Nobel Prize-winning author Juan Ramón Jiménez. wrote about a donkey, and his home region of Andalusia. The words of the poems are to be read over theperformance of the witty, modern Andalusian-inspired music. It is a charming work that has performed and recorded many times. Composer and Guitarist Eduardo Sainz De La Maza was a twentieth century Spanish composer, brother of the better known ReginoSainz De La Maza. This suite is his most famous work, along with Campanas del Alba. Platero Y Yo (Platero and I) is a suite of eight short works inspired by a set of poems that Nobel Prize-winning author Juan Ramó n Jimenez. wrote about a donkey, and his home region of Andalusia. The words of the poems are to be read over the performance of the witty, modern Andalusian-inspired music. It is a charming work that has performed and recorded many times. Composer and Guitarist Eduardo Sainz De La Maza was a twentieth century Spanish composer, brother of the better known Regino Sainz De La Maza. This suite is his most famous work, along with Campanas del Alba. / Rép Classique / Répertoire / Guitare

Platero Y Yo (Platero and I) is a suite of eight short works inspired by a set of poems that Nobel Prize-winning author Juan Ramón Jiménez.wrote about a donkey and his home region of Andalusia. The words of the poems are to be read over the performance of the witty modern Andalusian-inspired music. It is a charming work that has performed and recorded many times.Composer and Guitarist Eduardo Sainz De La Maza was a twentieth century Spanish composer brother of the better known Regino Sainz De La Maza. This suite is his most famous work along with Campanas del Alba.

The Spanish composer guitarist teacher and priest Gaspar Sanz (1640-1710) was one of the leading proponents of the Baroque Guitar. He is best known for his three pedagogical works for the instrument that are still used today by scholars and academics. The collection of four Danzas Cervantinas was written in 1674 in homage to the Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616) who is famed across the world as the writer of Don Quixote. They have been edited and arranged for the modern instrument by Regino Sainz de la Maza (1896-1981) a virtuosic guitarist and composer who toured all across the world.