Isaac Albéniz escribió dos suites con temas inspirados en el folclore español: la Suite Española, Op. 47, publicada en 1886, y la Suite Iberia, escrita poco antes de su muerte en 1909. Ambas obras (y algunas otras más) son homenajes al naciente nacionalismo de aquellos años. Tienen también en común que fueron concebidas originalmente para piano. Luego serían orquestadas, entre otros por el maestro Fernández Arbós. En el disco que les ofrezco, un LP de 25 cm, encontramos piezas de ambas suites interpretadas por una desconocida Orquesta Lírica Audio Museum de Madrid, dirigida por un no menos desconocido José Olmedo.
(Nota: el presente disco es propiedad de David, quien me envió el contenido y la imagen de la portada. ¡Gracias David!)
Isaac Albéniz wrote two suites with themes inspired on Spanish folklore: the Spanish Suite, Op. 47, published in 1886, and the Iberia Suite, wrote few after his death in 1909. Both works (and some other ones) are allegiances to the growing nationalism of those years. They have also in common that were originally scored for piano. They would be after orchestrated by, among other musicians, the master Fernández Arbós. In the disk I present here, a 10” LP, we can listen pieces from both suites performed by an unknown Orquesta Lírica Audio Museo de Madrid conducted by a not less unknown José Olmedo conductor.
(Note: this disk is property of David, who sent me the content and the image of the jacket. Thanks David!)
Catálogo (Catalogue): Telefunken (España?)
Edición (Edition): desconocida/unkown
01 Aragón (Suite Española)
02 Cádiz (Suite Española)
03 Castilla (Suite Española)
04 Granada (Suite Española)
05 Puerta de Tierra (Suite Iberia)
06 Malagueña (Suite Iberia)
07 Sevillanas (Suite Iberia)
08 Torre Bermeja (Suite Iberia)
Descargar (Download): AQUÍ
(Nota: el presente disco es propiedad de David, quien me envió el contenido y la imagen de la portada. ¡Gracias David!)
Isaac Albéniz wrote two suites with themes inspired on Spanish folklore: the Spanish Suite, Op. 47, published in 1886, and the Iberia Suite, wrote few after his death in 1909. Both works (and some other ones) are allegiances to the growing nationalism of those years. They have also in common that were originally scored for piano. They would be after orchestrated by, among other musicians, the master Fernández Arbós. In the disk I present here, a 10” LP, we can listen pieces from both suites performed by an unknown Orquesta Lírica Audio Museo de Madrid conducted by a not less unknown José Olmedo conductor.
(Note: this disk is property of David, who sent me the content and the image of the jacket. Thanks David!)
Catálogo (Catalogue): Telefunken (España?)
Edición (Edition): desconocida/unkown
01 Aragón (Suite Española)
02 Cádiz (Suite Española)
03 Castilla (Suite Española)
04 Granada (Suite Española)
05 Puerta de Tierra (Suite Iberia)
06 Malagueña (Suite Iberia)
07 Sevillanas (Suite Iberia)
08 Torre Bermeja (Suite Iberia)
Descargar (Download): AQUÍ
