Product Description:
Superb selection from golden age of Spanish piano music: "Seguidilla" and "Leyenda" (Asturias) by Albéniz; "Ritual Fire Dance" from de Falla's El Amor Brujo; "El Amor y la Muerte" from Goyescas by Granados; Turina's Danzas Andaluzas, Op. 8 (3 pieces); and more. Reproduced from authoritative editions. Intermediate to advanced level.
Reprint of works from authoritative editions.

 

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Product Details:
ISBN 10:  0486296172 
ISBN 13:  9780486296173 
Author/Editor:  Manuel de Falla, Francis A. Davis 
Format:  Music Scores 
Page Count:  176 
Dimensions:  9 x 12   
Publication date:  July 2012 

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Table of Contents:

Antonio Soler (1729–1783): Fandango
Isaac Albéniz (1860–1909)
Malagueña (No. 3 from España [Spain], Op. 165/1890)
Cantos de España • Spanish airs (Op. 232/1896)
1. Preludio: Leyenda (Asturias) • Prelude: Legend
2. Oriental • Orientale
3. Bajo la palmera • Under the palm tree
4. Córdoba
5. Seguidillas
Enrique Granados (1867–1916)
Goyescas (excerpts) • Reflections on Goya's paintings and tapestries (1911)
Quejas ó la maja y el ruise–or • Laments, or the maja and the nightingale
El amor y la muerte: Balada • Love and death: Ballade
Manuel de Falla (1876–1946)
Pièces espagnoles • Spanish pieces (1902–8)
1. Aragonesa
2. Cubana
3. Montañesa (Paysage) • (Landscape)
4. Andaluza
El amor brujo (excerpts) • Love, the sorcerer (Ballet, 1914-15) (Piano arrangements of the orchestral score)
Pantomime
Ritual fire dance
El sombrero de tres picos (excerpts) • The three-cornered hat (Ballet, 1919) (Piano arrangements of the orchestral score)
The miller's dance (Farruca)
Dance of the miller's wife (Fandango)
Dance of the neighbors (Seguidillas)
Joaquín Turina (1882–1949)
Danzas andaluzas • Andalusian dances (Op. 8/1912)
1. Petenera
2. Tango
3. Zapateado
Mujeres españolas • Spanish women (Three portraits for piano, Op. 17/1917)
1. La madrileña clásica • The classic woman of Madrid
2. La andaluza sentimental • The sentimental woman of Andalusia (Monologue)
3. La morena coqueta • The flirtatious brunette (Scene)