Falla - Nights in the Gardens of Spain, Piano Works
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Label: Harmonia Mundi
Cat No: HMC902099
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 5th September 2011
Contents
Works
CancionFantasia baetica
Mazurka in C minor
Noches en los Jardines de Espana (Nights in the Gardens of Spain)
Nocturno in F minor
Pour le tombeau de Paul Dukas
Serenata andaluza
Artists
Javier Perianes (piano)BBC Symphony Orchestra
Conductor
Josep PonsWorks
CancionFantasia baetica
Mazurka in C minor
Noches en los Jardines de Espana (Nights in the Gardens of Spain)
Nocturno in F minor
Pour le tombeau de Paul Dukas
Serenata andaluza
Artists
Javier Perianes (piano)BBC Symphony Orchestra
Conductor
Josep PonsAbout
In order to carry out this exciting project, Javier Perianes and Josep Pons returned to the original sources: manuscripts held in the Archivo Manuel de Falla in Granada.
Perianes continues to champion neglected Spanish composers and his most recent CD, of sonatas by Manuel Blasco de Nebra, has been a minor revelation.
Recorded at the Barbican, January 2011.
“This was a programme born for marketing cliché: banish the winter blues by bathing in Latin American/Iberian warmth. And it turned out to be true, by virtue of an unexpected watershed. How did the BBC Symphony strings manage to be first among the London orchestras to slip into something truly sensual...Pons again knew exactly what to do with the ever-headier variations of the final Jota, taken at quite a lick from the start, and the orchestra let down its newly acquired glossy raven locks with ideal exuberance.” - the artsdesk.com
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