A native of Seville, Joaquin Turina won local success
before travelling to Madrid, where he met Manuel de Falla and
was further influenced by the prevailing currents of musical nationalism. The guitar formed part of that pattern, and
he wrote several pieces for it, including Fandanguillo, written in
1925. Full of instrumental techniques
such as pizzicato, harmonics and the particular guitar technique of tambor (a
drum effect obtained by striking the strings near the bridge), it manages to
compress into less than four minutes the essence of Spanish dance with the
dramatic contrasts associated with Andalusian flamenco. Michael Cansfield
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Joaquin Turina
Fandanguillo
PlayRecorded on 10/02/2007, uploaded on 01/08/2009
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Fandanguillo Joaquin Turina
A native of Seville, Joaquin Turina won local success before travelling to Madrid, where he met Manuel de Falla and was further influenced by the prevailing currents of musical nationalism. The guitar formed part of that pattern, and he wrote several pieces for it, including Fandanguillo, written in 1925. Full of instrumental techniques such as pizzicato, harmonics and the particular guitar technique of tambor (a drum effect obtained by striking the strings near the bridge), it manages to compress into less than four minutes the essence of Spanish dance with the dramatic contrasts associated with Andalusian flamenco. Michael Cansfield
More music by Joaquin Turina
Rafaga op.53
Scène Andalouse op.7 per viola, pianoforte e archi - I mov
Scène Andalouse op.7 per viola, pianoforte e archi - II mov
Trio No. 2 in b minor, Op. 76
Sonata spagnola per violino e pianoforte
Trio No. 1 Op. 35
Las locas por amor
Violin Sonata No.1, Op. 51
Dedicatoria, from Poema en forma de canciones, Op. 19
Performances by same musician(s)
Asturias (Leyenda)
Granada
Capricho Árabe
Fantasy on a Theme from La Traviata
Variations on a Theme by Mozart
El Guardainfante
Recuerdos de la Alhambra
From Instrucción de música sobre guitarra española
Invocación y Danza
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