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Diaz-Jerez / Barrios / Portal- Maghek (CD)
Gustavo Diaz-Jerez is one of the leading composers and pianists in Spain. His compositional output spans all genres, from solo works to opera. His works have been premiered by prestigious ensembles and orchestras. His orchestral work Ymarxa, commissioned by the XXVII Canary Islands Music Festival, was premiered by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Charles Dutoit. In 2018, his first opera was premiered, La casa imaginaria. This album represents the culmination of more than ten years of compositional work. A unique endeavour in the history of music in the Canary Islands, it comprises seven symphonic poems - almost two and a half hours of music- which evoke the landscapes and natural beauty of the Canaries. The cycle takes it's name, Maghek ("the one who creates brightness"), from the sun-goddess of the Guanches, the aboriginal inhabitants of the Canary Islands. Each piece is inspired by a specific locale on a different island; some resurrect forgotten stories. Naturalistic tonal painting (the sea, the wind, the rugged scenery) is a constant feature throughout the cycle.
Tracklist:
- Ymarxa (Tenerife)
- Ayssuragan (La Palma)
- Guanapay (Lanzarote)
- Chigaday (La Gomera)
- Azaenegue (Gran Canaria)
- Erbane (Fuerteventura)
- Aranfaybo (El Hierro)
Gustavo Diaz-Jerez is one of the leading composers and pianists in Spain. His compositional output spans all genres, from solo works to opera. His works have been premiered by prestigious ensembles and orchestras. His orchestral work Ymarxa, commissioned by the XXVII Canary Islands Music Festival, was premiered by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Charles Dutoit. In 2018, his first opera was premiered, La casa imaginaria. This album represents the culmination of more than ten years of compositional work. A unique endeavour in the history of music in the Canary Islands, it comprises seven symphonic poems - almost two and a half hours of music- which evoke the landscapes and natural beauty of the Canaries. The cycle takes it's name, Maghek ("the one who creates brightness"), from the sun-goddess of the Guanches, the aboriginal inhabitants of the Canary Islands. Each piece is inspired by a specific locale on a different island; some resurrect forgotten stories. Naturalistic tonal painting (the sea, the wind, the rugged scenery) is a constant feature throughout the cycle.
Tracklist:
- Ymarxa (Tenerife)
- Ayssuragan (La Palma)
- Guanapay (Lanzarote)
- Chigaday (La Gomera)
- Azaenegue (Gran Canaria)
- Erbane (Fuerteventura)
- Aranfaybo (El Hierro)