Author: Oltra, Manuel
The general inspiration of the piece stems from traditional music, although no traditional theme is referred to at any point during the piece. It could be described as a stroll (a suite) through various environments and atmospheres which abound with good taste that commences with a delicate, albeit rhythmic prelude introducing the two main elements on...
Author: Oltra, Manuel
The general inspiration of the piece stems from traditional music, although no traditional theme is referred to at any point during the piece. It could be described as a stroll (a suite) through various environments and atmospheres which abound with good taste that commences with a delicate, albeit rhythmic prelude introducing the two main elements on...
Author: Gerhard, Robert
Gerhard's Suite comprises two movements in the form of dance, El Conde Sol with a solemn character and predominance of a binary rhythm, and Sevillana, more agitated and in a ternary rhythm.
Author: Gerhard, Robert
Gerhard's Suite comprises two movements in the form of dance, El Conde Sol with a solemn character and predominance of a binary rhythm, and Sevillana, more agitated and in a ternary rhythm.
Author: Borgunyó, Agustí
La Suite per viola i orquestra is imbued with the air of Hispanic festivity and Andalusian folklore which was so fashionable in the mid-20th century and is so appreciated by audiences around the world. Agustí Borgunyó displays a total mastery of orchestration as well as an exquisite taste for approaching the various themes without ever giving into the...
Author: Borgunyó, Agustí
La Suite per viola i orquestra is imbued with the air of Hispanic festivity and Andalusian folklore which was so fashionable in the mid-20th century and is so appreciated by audiences around the world. Agustí Borgunyó displays a total mastery of orchestration as well as an exquisite taste for approaching the various themes without ever giving into the...
Author: Gols, Xavier
The Suite pour piano (1928-1930) is the composition of greatest importance of Xavier Gols. The Suite was first premiered on 25th June 1930 in the Sala Mozart in Barcelona in a piano recital by its very own composer
Author: Puértolas, Pere J.
The Renard Suite is playful piece. Twenty years after its debut, the composer has recently composed an arrangement for wind ensemble with double base. The work consists of five complementary movements and, with no other pretension beyond that of passing a bit of time with live and cheerful music.