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Falla- De Falla Collection (Box)

SKU: 5028421963532
¥203.00
the album cover for Falla - De Falla Collection (Box)
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With it's super-budget-priced boxes of Bach, Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, Brahms, Tchaikovsky and Shostakovich among many others, Brilliant Classics cornered the market in definitive composer editions long before other labels began to follow their lead. Music-lovers can now add a one-stop guide to the thrilling and colourful world of Manuel de Falla to their libraries with this comprehensive collection of his greatest masterpieces in modern digital recordings. As the central figure of Spanish music in the first half of the last century, de Falla (1876-1946) came to define the sound of Spain for listeners beyond it's borders. Folk music, romanticism, neoclassicism, modernism: all the prevalent styles of his time were assimilated and absorbed within a personal idiom that advanced the work of notable predecessors such as Albeniz and Granados in establishing a distinctively Spanish idiom for art music, making him a worthy contemporary of other composers outside the central European mainstream from Vaughan Williams in England to Bartók in Hungary and Sibelius in Finland. Falla's cycle of Seven Popular Spanish Songs is a perfect synthesis of artsong and folksong, performed here in Luciano Berio's orchestration by Marta Senn and the Simon Bolivar Orchestra of Venezuela under the baton of Eduardo Mata, the Mexican conductor renowned for his dynamic interpretations of Hispanic repertoire. The songs return in their instrumental guise as the Suite populaire espagnole, with the cellist Timora Rosler accompanied by Klára Würtz. Rafael Puyana is a uniquely sympathetic soloist in the Harpsichord Concerto which gave the instrument new life beyond it's Baroque associations. Benita Meshulam is widely recognized as the inheritor of Alicia de Larrocha's mantle with her superbly atmospheric recordings of Spanish piano music.

Tracklist:

  1. El amor brujo (Love, the Magician)
  2. Scene 1: Introduction y Escena (Introduction and Scene)
  3. Scene 1: En la cueva (La noche)
  4. Scene 1: Canción del amor dolido (Song of the Suffering Love)
  5. Scene 1: El aparecido
  6. Scene 2: Danza del terror
  7. Scene 2: El circulo magico (Romance del pescador)
  8. Scene 2: A media noche (Los sortilegios)
  9. Scene 2: Danza ritual del fuego (Para ahuyentar los malos espiritus)
  10. Scene 2: Escena
  11. Scene 2: Canción del fuego fatuo (Song of the Will-o'-the-Wisp)
  12. Scene 2: Pantomima (Pantomime)
  13. Scene 2: Danza del juego de amor
  14. Scene 2: Final: Las campanas del amanecer
  15. 7 Canciones populares españolas (arr. L. Berio)
  16. No.
  17. El paño moruno
  18. No.
  19. Seguidilla murciana
  20. No.
  21. Asturiana
  22. No.
  23. Jota
  24. No.
  25. Nana
  26. No.
  27. Canción
  28. No.
  29. Polo
  30. Homenajes
  31. No.
  32. Fanfare sobre el nombre de E. F. Arbos
  33. No.
  34. A Claude Debussy
  35. No.
  36. Rappel de la fanfare
  37. No.
  38. A Paul Dukas
  39. No.
  40. Pedrelliana
  41. El sombrero de tres picos (The Three Cornered Hat) Suite No. 2
  42. I. The Neighbour's Dance: Sequidillas
  43. II. The Miller's Dance: Farruca
  44. III. Final Dance: Jota
  45. La vida breve
  46. Act I Scene 1: Ah! Ah! Ande le tarea (Workers of the forge, A voice from the forge, Grandmother, Distant voices, Voice of a vend
  47. Act I Scene 2: Abuela, ino viene! (Salud, Grandmother)
  48. Act I Scene 3: Ah! Ah! Ande la tarea (Workers of the forge, Salud, A voice from the forge)
  49. Act I Scene 4: Salud! (Grandmother, Salud)
  50. Act I Scene 5: Paco! Paco! (Salud, Paco)
  51. Act I Scene 6: Paco! Mi chavala! (Salud, Paco, Grandmother, Workers of the forge, Uncle Sarvaor, A voice from the forge, A voice
  52. Act I Scene 7: Intermezzo
  53. Act II Scene 1: Yo canto por soleares (Cantaor, Voices)
  54. Act II Scene 1: Danza
  55. Act II Scene 2: Alli esta! (Salud, Cantaor)
  56. Act II Scene 3: No te dije? (Uncle Sarvaor, Grandmother, Salud, Carmela, Paco)
  57. Act II Scene 4: Interlude
  58. Act II Scene 4: Carmela mia! (Paco, Carmela, Manuel, Uncle Salvaor)
  59. Act II Scene 4: Last scene: Que gracia! (Manuel, Guests, Uncle Sarvaor, Paco, Carmela, Salud, Grandmother)
  60. El retablo de Maese Pedro
  61. El pregón (The Proclamation) (Master Peter)
  62. La sinfonía de Maese Pedro (Master Peter's Symphony) (Master Peter, The Boy)
  63. Scene 1: La Corte de Carlo Magno (The Court of Charlemagne) (The Boy)
  64. Scene 1: Entrada de Carlo Magno (Entry of Charlemagne) (The Boy)
  65. 2: Melisendra (The Boy, Don Quixote, Master Peter)
  66. Scene 3: El suplicio del Moro (The Moor's Punishment) (The Boy)
  67. Scene 4: Los Pirineos (The Pyrenees) (The Boy)
  68. Scene 5: La fuga (The Escape) (The Boy, Master Peter, Don Quixote)
  69. Final (Finale) (Don Quixote, Master Peter)
  70. Psyché
  71. Concerto for Harpsichord, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Violin and Cello
  72. I. Allegro
  73. II. Lento (giubiloso ed energico)
  74. III. Vivace (flessibile, scherzando)
  75. El sombrero de tres picos (The Three-Cornered Hat) (version for piano)
  76. Danza del molinero (Dance of the Miller)
  77. Danza de la molinera (Dance of the Miller's Wife)
  78. Danza de los vecinos (Dance of the Neighbours)
  79. Danza de la vida breve
  80. Homenaje de Claude Debussy
  81. Serenata
  82. Mazurka
  83. Serenata Andaluza
  84. Nocturno
  85. Canción
  86. Fantasia baetica
  87. Noches en los jardines de España (Nights in the Garden of Spain)
  88. I. En el Generalife
  89. II. Danza lejana
  90. III. En los jardines de la Sierra de Córdoba
  91. 4 Piezas españolas
  92. No.
  93. Aragonesa
  94. No.
  95. Cubana
  96. No.
  97. Montanesa
  98. No.
  99. Andaluza
  100. El amor brujo (Love, the Magician): VIII. Danza del ritual del fuego fatuo (Ritual Fire Dance) (version for piano)
  101. Cortejo de gnomos
  102. Vals-capricho
  103. Allegro de concierto
  104. Canto de los remeros del Volga
  105. Pour le tombeau de Paul Dukas
  106. Suite populaire espagnole (arr. for cello and piano)
  107. I. El paño moruno
  108. II. Nana
  109. III. Canción
  110. IV. Polo
  111. V. Asturiana
  112. VI. Jota
Format: New CD/Classical

Falla- De Falla Collection (Box)

SKU: 5028421963532
¥203.00

Release Date: 09.24.2021

 
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With it's super-budget-priced boxes of Bach, Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, Brahms, Tchaikovsky and Shostakovich among many others, Brilliant Classics cornered the market in definitive composer editions long before other labels began to follow their lead. Music-lovers can now add a one-stop guide to the thrilling and colourful world of Manuel de Falla to their libraries with this comprehensive collection of his greatest masterpieces in modern digital recordings. As the central figure of Spanish music in the first half of the last century, de Falla (1876-1946) came to define the sound of Spain for listeners beyond it's borders. Folk music, romanticism, neoclassicism, modernism: all the prevalent styles of his time were assimilated and absorbed within a personal idiom that advanced the work of notable predecessors such as Albeniz and Granados in establishing a distinctively Spanish idiom for art music, making him a worthy contemporary of other composers outside the central European mainstream from Vaughan Williams in England to Bartók in Hungary and Sibelius in Finland. Falla's cycle of Seven Popular Spanish Songs is a perfect synthesis of artsong and folksong, performed here in Luciano Berio's orchestration by Marta Senn and the Simon Bolivar Orchestra of Venezuela under the baton of Eduardo Mata, the Mexican conductor renowned for his dynamic interpretations of Hispanic repertoire. The songs return in their instrumental guise as the Suite populaire espagnole, with the cellist Timora Rosler accompanied by Klára Würtz. Rafael Puyana is a uniquely sympathetic soloist in the Harpsichord Concerto which gave the instrument new life beyond it's Baroque associations. Benita Meshulam is widely recognized as the inheritor of Alicia de Larrocha's mantle with her superbly atmospheric recordings of Spanish piano music.

Tracklist:

  1. El amor brujo (Love, the Magician)
  2. Scene 1: Introduction y Escena (Introduction and Scene)
  3. Scene 1: En la cueva (La noche)
  4. Scene 1: Canción del amor dolido (Song of the Suffering Love)
  5. Scene 1: El aparecido
  6. Scene 2: Danza del terror
  7. Scene 2: El circulo magico (Romance del pescador)
  8. Scene 2: A media noche (Los sortilegios)
  9. Scene 2: Danza ritual del fuego (Para ahuyentar los malos espiritus)
  10. Scene 2: Escena
  11. Scene 2: Canción del fuego fatuo (Song of the Will-o'-the-Wisp)
  12. Scene 2: Pantomima (Pantomime)
  13. Scene 2: Danza del juego de amor
  14. Scene 2: Final: Las campanas del amanecer
  15. 7 Canciones populares españolas (arr. L. Berio)
  16. No.
  17. El paño moruno
  18. No.
  19. Seguidilla murciana
  20. No.
  21. Asturiana
  22. No.
  23. Jota
  24. No.
  25. Nana
  26. No.
  27. Canción
  28. No.
  29. Polo
  30. Homenajes
  31. No.
  32. Fanfare sobre el nombre de E. F. Arbos
  33. No.
  34. A Claude Debussy
  35. No.
  36. Rappel de la fanfare
  37. No.
  38. A Paul Dukas
  39. No.
  40. Pedrelliana
  41. El sombrero de tres picos (The Three Cornered Hat) Suite No. 2
  42. I. The Neighbour's Dance: Sequidillas
  43. II. The Miller's Dance: Farruca
  44. III. Final Dance: Jota
  45. La vida breve
  46. Act I Scene 1: Ah! Ah! Ande le tarea (Workers of the forge, A voice from the forge, Grandmother, Distant voices, Voice of a vend
  47. Act I Scene 2: Abuela, ino viene! (Salud, Grandmother)
  48. Act I Scene 3: Ah! Ah! Ande la tarea (Workers of the forge, Salud, A voice from the forge)
  49. Act I Scene 4: Salud! (Grandmother, Salud)
  50. Act I Scene 5: Paco! Paco! (Salud, Paco)
  51. Act I Scene 6: Paco! Mi chavala! (Salud, Paco, Grandmother, Workers of the forge, Uncle Sarvaor, A voice from the forge, A voice
  52. Act I Scene 7: Intermezzo
  53. Act II Scene 1: Yo canto por soleares (Cantaor, Voices)
  54. Act II Scene 1: Danza
  55. Act II Scene 2: Alli esta! (Salud, Cantaor)
  56. Act II Scene 3: No te dije? (Uncle Sarvaor, Grandmother, Salud, Carmela, Paco)
  57. Act II Scene 4: Interlude
  58. Act II Scene 4: Carmela mia! (Paco, Carmela, Manuel, Uncle Salvaor)
  59. Act II Scene 4: Last scene: Que gracia! (Manuel, Guests, Uncle Sarvaor, Paco, Carmela, Salud, Grandmother)
  60. El retablo de Maese Pedro
  61. El pregón (The Proclamation) (Master Peter)
  62. La sinfonía de Maese Pedro (Master Peter's Symphony) (Master Peter, The Boy)
  63. Scene 1: La Corte de Carlo Magno (The Court of Charlemagne) (The Boy)
  64. Scene 1: Entrada de Carlo Magno (Entry of Charlemagne) (The Boy)
  65. 2: Melisendra (The Boy, Don Quixote, Master Peter)
  66. Scene 3: El suplicio del Moro (The Moor's Punishment) (The Boy)
  67. Scene 4: Los Pirineos (The Pyrenees) (The Boy)
  68. Scene 5: La fuga (The Escape) (The Boy, Master Peter, Don Quixote)
  69. Final (Finale) (Don Quixote, Master Peter)
  70. Psyché
  71. Concerto for Harpsichord, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Violin and Cello
  72. I. Allegro
  73. II. Lento (giubiloso ed energico)
  74. III. Vivace (flessibile, scherzando)
  75. El sombrero de tres picos (The Three-Cornered Hat) (version for piano)
  76. Danza del molinero (Dance of the Miller)
  77. Danza de la molinera (Dance of the Miller's Wife)
  78. Danza de los vecinos (Dance of the Neighbours)
  79. Danza de la vida breve
  80. Homenaje de Claude Debussy
  81. Serenata
  82. Mazurka
  83. Serenata Andaluza
  84. Nocturno
  85. Canción
  86. Fantasia baetica
  87. Noches en los jardines de España (Nights in the Garden of Spain)
  88. I. En el Generalife
  89. II. Danza lejana
  90. III. En los jardines de la Sierra de Córdoba
  91. 4 Piezas españolas
  92. No.
  93. Aragonesa
  94. No.
  95. Cubana
  96. No.
  97. Montanesa
  98. No.
  99. Andaluza
  100. El amor brujo (Love, the Magician): VIII. Danza del ritual del fuego fatuo (Ritual Fire Dance) (version for piano)
  101. Cortejo de gnomos
  102. Vals-capricho
  103. Allegro de concierto
  104. Canto de los remeros del Volga
  105. Pour le tombeau de Paul Dukas
  106. Suite populaire espagnole (arr. for cello and piano)
  107. I. El paño moruno
  108. II. Nana
  109. III. Canción
  110. IV. Polo
  111. V. Asturiana
  112. VI. Jota