Une superbe collection de piano solo célébré par les compositeurs espagnols./ Recueil / Piano

Andaluza. Par GRANADOS ENRIQUE. Enrique Granados (1867-1916) was a Spanish composer and pianist, who studied in Barcelona and Paris, and whose life was tragically cut short by the First World War. The nationalist style which dominated his early output is often seen to be epitomised by the 1890 work, 12 Danza Espanola, a collection of Spanish dances for the solo Piano. Andaluza is No. 5 from 12 Danza Espanola, and is one of just a few of these rarely-performed Piano pieces which can be found individually. This high quality edition comes in a marbled cover, and would be a perfect gift for any pianist interested in Spanish music./ Répertoire / Piano

Par ALBENIZ ISAAC. Sevilla' Sevillanas, No. 3 de Suite Espanola Opus 47 for the piano, by I. Albeniz./ Répertoire / Piano

Rogelio Maya (Taught). Par ROGELIO MAYA. Avec ce cours intensif, vous apprendrez des échelles dominantes et mineures, patrons, exercices, cordes et bien plus. Master plus avancé de la cumbia, salsa, merengue et chacha rythmes. En espagnol seulement. / Niveau : Débutant / All Styles - Methods / Méthode / Clavier Electronique

Rogelio Maya (Taught). Par ROGELIO MAYA. Ce cours suivi couvre différents tumbaos majeures et mineures de la cumbia, grandes familles, progressions, échelles, partie quatre cordes et plus encore. Rythmes sont indiquées à vitesse lente et normale, pour play facile le long. En espagnol. / Niveau : Débutant / All Styles - Methods / Méthode / Clavier Electronique

Book Two of Laurie Holloway's Piano Sparklers contains a set of Preludes for Piano Solo suitable for players of Grade 1-3. Holloway is best known for his decades of work in television working with the UK's biggest names but he wrote the Piano Sparklers series all of which feature very playable preludes with his grandson Freddie to whom they are dedicated.

Enrique Granados
Andaluza · Danza española n° 5
Ullrich Scheideler (Editeur)
Rolf Koenen (Doigtés)
Parmi les ?uvres de piano du début de la vie du compositeur espagnol, les douze Danzas españolas parues en 1890-1895 marquent une étape importante de son développement. Elles se situent dans la tradition des pièces de caractère d?un Chopin ou d?un Schumann, tout en présentant néanmoins un coloris individuel marqué, grâce à l?emprunt de danses en provenance de toute l?Espagne. Cela vaut également pour la cinquième danse, qui, avec sa mélodie accrocheuse, quelque peu nostalgique, devint rapidement populaire. Mieux qu?aucune autre pièce, «Andaluza» témoigne de nos représentations de la musique du sud de l?Espagne - même si elle n?a reçu ce titre qu?à titre posthume. / Partitions classique / Piano - instruments à clavier / Piano / HENLE VERLAG

Suite Española se compose de huit pièces composées dans la tradition espagnole de danses et de chants. Dans cette collection, Albéniz crée 'tonalité' portraits illustrant différentes zones géographiques de l'Espagne. / Piano

?One closes one?s eyes and is bedazzled by the sheer wealth of invention in this music!? The person who spoke so enthusiastically about Albéniz one of the founders of the Spanish national style was none other thanClaude Debussy. The ?Suite Espagnole? for Piano is surely his most popular work. It reflects the manifold rhythms and melodies of different Spanish regions and in the last piece even Cuba is represented. Themuch loved composition ?Asturias? was also included in the collection. This work now joins ?Iberia? and the ?Chants d?Espagne? in our much renowned series of Albéniz? Piano works.

Les Dix Récréations ont été écrites en 1946, à la fin des années Hollywood de Tansman. Ces pièces de caractères divers, composées expressément pour les jeunes pianistes, sont aussi agréables à l?oreille qu?elles le sont pour les doigts. L?attrait de ce cycle est aussi perceptible dans les titres évocateurs : Atmosphère espagnol, Rêves, Carrousel, Tristesse, Jour de pluie, À toute vitesse, Calme, Prière, Espièglerie, Toccata / Ten Diversions was written in 1946, at the very end of Tansman?s Hollywood years. These ten diverse and delightful pieces, specifically designed for young pianists, are as fun to listen to as they are to play. The expansive nature of this cycle can be witnessed in the evocative titles: Spanish Mood, Dreams, Merry-Go-Round, Melancholy, Rainy Day, Speeding Along, Prayer, Calm, Mischief, and Toccata / Classique / Partition /

Andaluza-Enrique Granados (1867-1916) was a Spanish composer and pianist who studied in Barcelona and Paris and whose life was tragically cut short by the First World War. The nationalist style which dominated his early output is often seen to be epitomised by the 1890 work 12 Danza Espanola a collection of Spanish dances for the solo Piano. Andaluza is No. 5 from 12 Danza Espanola and is one of just a few of these rarely-performed Piano pieces which can be found individually. This high quality edition comes in a marbled cover and would be a perfect gift for any pianist interested in Spanish music.

This suite for Piano solo was written in 1886 and was Albneniz's first attempt at suite composition and arrangement. It consists of eight folk-like melodies and nationalistic dance movements which refer to Spanish towns and landscapes. Suite Espagnole Op.47 reflects the composer's characteristically recognisable preference for large sonorous chords for guitar-like tremolo sounds and for rhythmic and harmonic effects taken from folk-music.

Eight pieces for Piano inspired by poems by Tristan Klingsor for Mesdemoiselles Jacqueline and Lucienne Rouché. Transcribed from the original work for Piano solo (1911). 1. Les MarionnettesA marionette is a string-operated puppet. Popular from as far back as Ancient Greece and increasingly the focus of entertainment during the Middle Ages and Renaissance period it has been proposed that the art of puppetry was the logical precursor to the appearance of live actors in the theatre. Stravinsky's ground-breaking ballet Petrushka which was completed in 1911 (the same year as Grovlez's L'Almanach incidentally) undoubtedly remains thebest-known evocation of a puppet. 2. Berceuse de la Poupée'Lullaby for a doll' though a seemingly improbable starting point for a musical work functions beautifully next to the marionettes in Grovlez's magical image-rich world though I detect something faintly subversive bubbling under the surface of this sublime melody. 3. La SarabandeThe 'Sarabande' is a stately dance in triple-time with a characteristic gentle emphasis on the second beat and was apparently first referenced in print in Central America during the 16th century (zarabanda). It rapidly grew in popularity over successive centuries especially within the Spanish colonies – and of course in Spain itself – where its reputation as having being 'invented in hell' (according to Cervantes) assured it a place in dance suites from Bach's time onwards. 4. Chanson du Chasseur'Hunter's Song' is a rollicking rum-tee-tum piece of great insouciance and swagger. The 6/8 rhythms and horn-like proclamations ride delightfully roughshod throughout the music. 5. Les Ânes'The Donkeys'. I presume Eee-orrr has the same connotation in French! – moreover the comical spirit of the music is not so far removed from Ibert's famous Le Petit Âne Blanc (Avec une tranquille

This colorful suite contains three lyrical movements that conjure up images of Spanish life. The contrasting styles of ?The Spanish Guitarist? (El Guitarrista de Linares) ?A Serenader in Seville? (Un Romantico en Sevilla) and ?Fandango? (Maria Rosa de Valencia) will fill your studio home or recital hall with the echoes of Spain.

Albert Gamse compile les plus célèbres chansons et danses espagnoles et d'Amérique latine. Partitions pour piano et paroles. / Chant Et Piano / Partition