Author: Fleta Polo, Francisco
The composer he does not limit himself to using the trumpet as a fanfare instrument; rather he makes use of all its resources. The piece, though not exceptionally difficult to play, is demanding at the chamber level. The piano part is optional: it reinforces the rhythmical element of the piece and can help to set tuning when the piece is played by...
Author: Bosch, Lluís M.
Portraits of a sweet moment is an evocative and suggestive piece. It consists of four short movements and represents a turning point as we change our ideas. The flute and guitar converse with nostalgia yet contained vitality. The piece was written in the autumn of 1996.
Author: Rodríguez Picó, Jesús
These two pieces for guitar to mark the centenary of Francisco Tàrrega were commissioned by the guitarist David Sanz. Conte breu (Short story) the virtuosic nature by use of fast notes and the oriental motifs that Tàrrega used in some of his works; and Estudi 1 (Study 1) there are some quite rhythmic, dancing passages, but it also has some lyrical and...
Author: Fleta Polo, Francisco
An interesting piano piece inspired by certain episodes from Don Quixote.
Author: Fleta Polo, Francisco
Short but intense and expressive works which move trough different feelings, tempos and rhythms.
Author: Fleta Polo, Francisco
They are short but intense, expressive and idiomatic works which move through different airs, tempos and rhythms. These five duos are dedicated to his good friend and viola performer, Abili Fort.
Author: Fleta Polo, Francisco
They are short but intense, expressive and idiomatic works which move through different airs, tempos and rhythms. These five duos are dedicated to his good friend and viola performer, Abili Fort.
Author: Bofill, Anna
Was composed in 1978 following a visit to Algeria and the Sahara desert, Tamanrasset. The premiere was in 2006 by the Australian guitarist Rene Mora. The Suite de Tamanrasset is structured into four movements in which liberty and the sensation of improvisation prevail, while at the same time exploring the various resources of the guitar.
Author: Borgunyó, Agustí
Sevillian Nocturne is a symphonic piece with music that has clear roots in Seville. The melisma typical of Arabic-inspired music is ever-present, and the sound of the guitar is anticipated in the arpeggios of the harp and piano, which take on soloist parts at certain points of the work.
Author: Bertran, Moisès
The work is written in ternary form and broadly speaking it is composed as an improvisation. After a short introduction, appear the main lyrical theme on the horn. In the middle of the piece there is a section in a jazz style, which has some interesting figures on the piano. The most noteworthy features is its expressive depth, which is at its greatest in...