Manuel de Falla: Music for Piano - Volume 1

This is the vocal score for Los Amores De La Ines with music by Manuel De Falla and text by D. Emilio Dugi arranged for SATB and Piano Accompaniment.

for Piano and Orchestra-The seven years that the Spanish composer Falla spent in Paris (from 1907 to 1914) marked a turning point in his compositions. His encounter with contemporary French Impressionist music made a big impact on him. From then on itwas to leave its mark on his oeuvre which was otherwise inspired by Spanish folk music. It was thanks to the advice of the pianist Ricardo Viñes and the composer Isaac Albéniz that Falla decided to expand his ?Nocturnes? for solopiano of 1909 into a three-part symphonic suite for piano and orchestra. He finally completed it in 1915 and named it ?Noches en los jardines de España? (?Nights in the gardens of Spain?). Yuja Wang kindly provided fingerings forthe solo piano part of de Falla?s enchanting musical evocation of his Andalusian homeland.

The Composer Portraits series offers unique and original monographs on individual composers. Text and music introductions written by experts are combined with carefully chosen selections of newly-engraved musicto give a concise but informed overview of the life and work of each composer.The Composer Portraits series offers unique and original monographs on individual composers. This edition focuses on the lifeand works of the Spanish composer Manuel de Falla.With notes by Sandy Burnett.Writing in the European Piano Teachers Association Journal Angela Fogg calls Composer Portraits 'a wellthought-out and well presented series of books offering fantastic repertoire for students in the later grades. I cannot recommend them enough!'

The second of two albums of piano music by Manuel de Falla including a range of original piano pieces as well as Falla's own arrangements of his best-known works. Suitable for advanced pianists.

A bumper edition containing over 40 of the most quintessential Piano solos that characterise the music of nineteenth and twentieth century Spain. Thirteen featured composers include Manuel De Falla Isaac Albeniz EnriqueGranados and Joaquin Rodrigo. Originally available in three separate volumes this series has now been combined to present one great value edition.

Well-known piano music including original works and arrangements. Includes music from Love The Musician La Vida Breve and 'Homenaje'. Suitable for advanced players.

Arrangements for Violin and Piano from El Amor Brujo (Love the Magician) by Manuel de Falla arranged by Paul Kochanski.

The two existing manuscripts (1915 and 1926) of these extracts 'arranged' by Falla himself correspond to the very beginning and end of a long period during which El Amor Brujo can be seen in a series of different states.They demonstrate the care which the composer generally brought to the task of instrumentation and more particularly the aptness and validity of this piece in his own eyes as chamber music. It is clear that Falla's art oforchestration (and notably his feeling for instrumental idiom) gives his score a profound sense of balance. String parts only. Piano player reads from full score available separately.

Par ALBENIZ ISAAC. A spell-binding exploration of the music of Spain, Fantasía Española features four exciting yet contrasting sections and challenging parts for all players. Three of Spain's most famous composers are represented in this medley arranged by Bob Phillips. The piece begins with an exciting, driving excerpt from 'Asturias (Leyenda)', by Isaac Albéniz, which, though written for piano, is most often heard on guitar. The setting of this section allows the violins and violas a display of virtuosity with its unrelenting rhythmic drive. Beautiful, lyric, and emotional, 'Tango in D,' also by Albéniz, will showcase the musicianship of the entire orchestra. Originally written for piano, the strings will shine in this second section of the arrangement. The third section is the slow and lyric, 'Adelita.' Drawn from the deep treasure of Spanish guitar music and written by the father of classical guitar, Francisco Tárrega, this piece is simply beautiful. The medley concludes with 'Danza Ritual del Fuego' from the ballet El Amor Brujo. Written by Manuel de Falla for full orchestra, the string setting drives to a fabulous and dramatic finish.(5:45) / Date parution : 2022-10-12/ Répertoire / Orchestre à Cordes