Tracklist: 00:00:00 Dances From "El Sombrero De Tres Picos": Danza del Molinero 00:02:28 Dances From "El Sombrero De Tres Picos": Danza de la Molinera 00:06:22 Dances From "El Sombrero De Tres Picos": Danza de los Vecinos 00:09:52 Danza de La Vida Breve 00:13:22 Homenaje de Claude Debussy 00:16:49 Serenata 00:20:52 Mazurka 00:26:03 Serenata Andaluza 00:31:48 Nocturno 00:36:24 Cancion 00:38:34 Fantasia Baetica 00:52:20 Cuatro Piezas Españolas: Aragonesa 00:55:57 Cuatro Piezas Españolas: Cubana 01:00:14 Cuatro Piezas Españolas: Montanesa 01:05:26 Cuatro Piezas Españolas: Andaluza 01:10:07 Ritual Fire Dance (from: El Amor Brujo) 01:13:56 Cortejo de Gnomos 01:16:17 Vals capricho 01:20:22 Allegro de concierto 01:31:06 Canto de los remeros del Volga 01:35:21 Pour le tombeau de Paul Dukas
Maravillosa la música para piano de Falla. Sólo conocía alguna de sus obras para orquesta más famosas. Pero esta colección de piezas para piano me parece una joya.
I purchased this CD set many years ago, and I have yet to tire of listening to it! The pianist always maintains a sense of wistfulness; there's no empty virtuosity.
I like your use of the word "wistfulness" This music is indeed great to listen to when one is feeling wistful. I often listen to music like this as I sit in a comfortable chair with a nice cup of coffee and enjoy being wistful. Thanks, Kurt.
@@paulheffron4836 yes, you hear that a lot nowadays in classical guitarists who’s only goal seems to play as fast as one can with technical virtuosity and no emotion nor poetry.
THANK YOU BRILLIANT, I LOVE DE FALLA...MUSIC TO SIT DOWN AND CONSCIOUSLY CONCENTRATE ATENTION IN WHAT ONE'S LISTENING...NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE THE TIME AND WILL TO DO THIS...BUT SOME WE DO, THANKS AGAIN.
Ms. Meshulam's riveting performance of "Fantasia Baetica," is my favorite of this set of gorgeously wrought pieces, infused with follkloristic nationalism. About 10 years ago I tried to learn and perform "Fantasia Baetica," I have come back to this piece and find that I can finally perform it reasonably well; I dream of being able to memorize this and eventually performing it in public; it's so breathtakingly aesthetic, yet sadly obscure at this point in time and deserves a much wider audience. Thank you Brilliant Classics for this wonderful upload; inasmuch as I don't own a CD of it at present.
I have loved de Falla's very Spanish music since I learnt Ritual fire Dance' back in the '50s. A great encore piece anywhere. I enjoyed this collection thank you BC.
No exageres: tampoco es ninguna maravilla interpretando a Falla. Escucha a la Argerich y a muchos otros/otras y notarás más a Falla, y no esta versión ambigua.
I didn't think anyone could rival Larrocha's de Falla! Your subtle work with inner voices is fascinating! The fire and spirit is all there shrouded in even more mystery than Larrocha's work! And oh how I love those driving rhythms! WELL DONE!
Thanks, delightful n peaceful to listen this, best elegant piano music tune. Sounds good n light, peace and calm the mind n heart. Pretty nice piece for all! Infinite love!🎹🎶
لا تجوز المقارنة مع لايتيسيا دي لا روشا، لأن هناك إضافات ترجع إلى الإختلافات الجميلة بين الأدائين و المقاربتين لكلا السيدتين البارعتين. مع الشكر و التحية.
Thanks for sharing that piece!. But I disagree with you since the song by De Falla it's called "homenaje de C. Debussy" , homenaje is Spanish for tribute, so I don't think he it is hiding his inspiration in that piece.
"Cancion" at 36:24 reminded me to "Goodbye Mr Rachmaninoff" from Katsaris (ruclips.net/video/-WlOh7FD6pM/видео.html) , that, at the same time, reminded me to Tchaikovsky - June (ruclips.net/video/3xLQW5rm92s/видео.html) 🤣
It is extremely unlikely that either Rachmaninov or de Falla copied from one another, but extremely likely that Katsaris copied from Rachmaninov (actually, I almost guarantee it).
Very interesting music. He is a contemporary of Brazil's Chiquinha Gonzaga and his style, although a bit gloomier in mood, has quite an affinity with hers.
Gloomy?...Sorry, you not understand the Spanish or Catlonian. Moody says some selfishness. They are possibly joyful in their melancholy, but above all they are granite realists. Different as Villa Lobos is from Mopou or Gerhard. And pleas, do not get me wrong....I adore.so many Brazilian composers.
Beautiful music, but with the Sombrero de Tres Picos, I almost get the impression the pianist has never heard the orchestra version. The touch, the articulation, and the amount of pedal make everything so mushy, that it completely loses the effect achieved by playing a string instrument. On the other hand, if you listen to Pollini with Petrushka, or Pogorelic with Gaspard de la Nuit, they succeed in making the complex harmonies and rhythms a bit more coherent... this is a great concept for an album, just a bad execution.
The surname is de Falia. Just like de la Cruz. In the alphebitical order it is written as Falla, Manuel de or Cruz, Juan de la because de or de la are generic.
Tracklist:
00:00:00 Dances From "El Sombrero De Tres Picos": Danza del Molinero
00:02:28 Dances From "El Sombrero De Tres Picos": Danza de la Molinera
00:06:22 Dances From "El Sombrero De Tres Picos": Danza de los Vecinos
00:09:52 Danza de La Vida Breve
00:13:22 Homenaje de Claude Debussy
00:16:49 Serenata
00:20:52 Mazurka
00:26:03 Serenata Andaluza
00:31:48 Nocturno
00:36:24 Cancion
00:38:34 Fantasia Baetica
00:52:20 Cuatro Piezas Españolas: Aragonesa
00:55:57 Cuatro Piezas Españolas: Cubana
01:00:14 Cuatro Piezas Españolas: Montanesa
01:05:26 Cuatro Piezas Españolas: Andaluza
01:10:07 Ritual Fire Dance (from: El Amor Brujo)
01:13:56 Cortejo de Gnomos
01:16:17 Vals capricho
01:20:22 Allegro de concierto
01:31:06 Canto de los remeros del Volga
01:35:21 Pour le tombeau de Paul Dukas
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I love piano composers from all of Europe from that era but Spaniards composer produced a sound to me that allow me to go to a next world
There’s a lot of Moorish influence it sounds like. Some of the Melodie’s remind me of the sound of the muezzin’s call to prayer.
Also do listen to Iberia from Albeniz. Hearing that for the first time is a magical experience too!
OK if you come to Spain.. You'll understand.. Is magic!!
Gracias, gracias, gracias por éste auténtico viaje al cielo y viva este rincón del mundo llamado Andalucía... ❤
OK is the magic of Andalusia in the Sud of Spain. Other world
Brilliant Classics NUMBER ONE!!!👏👏👏😍
Big thanks for sharing de Falla 'spiano Literature, many, to me, so unjustifiably obscure. Thanks for educating and entertaining us.
Maravillosa la música para piano de Falla. Sólo conocía alguna de sus obras para orquesta más famosas. Pero esta colección de piezas para piano me parece una joya.
This is my first time to hear Manuel de Falla`s music. I really do like it! Thank you!
¡Gracias por compartirlo!
Esta musica hace levitar, muy bien entendida e interpretada. Un millón de gracias ❤
I purchased this CD set many years ago, and I have yet to tire of listening to it! The pianist always maintains a sense of wistfulness; there's no empty virtuosity.
I like your use of the word "wistfulness" This music is indeed great to listen to when one is feeling wistful. I often listen to music like this as I sit in a comfortable chair with a nice cup of coffee and enjoy being wistful. Thanks, Kurt.
@@paulheffron4836 Not sure what empty virtuosity means.
@@andrewpetersen5272 Empty virtuosity would be playing all the right notes with technical precision but without any emotional expression.
@@paulheffron4836 yes, you hear that a lot nowadays in classical guitarists who’s only goal seems to play as fast as one can with technical virtuosity and no emotion nor poetry.
THANK YOU BRILLIANT, I LOVE DE FALLA...MUSIC TO SIT DOWN AND CONSCIOUSLY CONCENTRATE ATENTION IN WHAT ONE'S LISTENING...NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE THE TIME AND WILL TO DO THIS...BUT SOME WE DO, THANKS AGAIN.
😊
😊0😊m9😊😅
I only do this
아름다운 피아노 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎹🌿☘☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤
Ms. Meshulam's riveting performance of "Fantasia Baetica," is my favorite of this set of gorgeously wrought pieces, infused with follkloristic nationalism. About 10 years ago I tried to learn and perform "Fantasia Baetica," I have come back to this piece and find that I can finally perform it reasonably well; I dream of being able to memorize this and eventually performing it in public; it's so breathtakingly aesthetic, yet sadly obscure at this point in time and deserves a much wider audience. Thank you Brilliant Classics for this wonderful upload; inasmuch as I don't own a CD of it at present.
Where is this village? Thanks
@@alfonsovillasandino2399 Let me apologize, I think that I may have confused the title of this piece with "Sanlucar de Barrameda" by Joaquin Turina.
BRAVO!
I have loved de Falla's very Spanish music since I learnt Ritual fire Dance' back in the '50s. A great encore piece anywhere. I enjoyed this collection thank you BC.
Paco de Lucia made incredible rendition of those compositions on a flamenco guitar. Genial!
Manuel de Fallâ, Isaac Albéniz, Francisco Tárrega, Enrique Granados,.... 👍👍👍🎼❤️🎼❤️🎼🎼🎼🎼🎶🎼🎼
Frederic Mompou!, Roberto Gerhard!
Yea
....and precisely What do you have against TURINA? Cheers from Acapulco!
Very well played.
Fantastic !!! Brilliant Classics, you made my weekend more blissful. Thanks a lot...
Autant est indéniable la séduction des premières pièces, autant les dernières sont... fastidieuses. Surtout à travailler !😉
Maravilloso!!!! Muchas gracias por compartir.
Аж кровь "кипит" от этой музыки!!! Гениально!!!...
es tan bella la manera que tiene de interpretar a Falla que sólo puedo dar las gracias
No exageres: tampoco es ninguna maravilla interpretando a Falla. Escucha a la Argerich y a muchos otros/otras y notarás más a Falla, y no esta versión ambigua.
I didn't think anyone could rival Larrocha's de Falla! Your subtle work with inner voices is fascinating! The fire and spirit is all there shrouded in even more mystery than Larrocha's work! And oh how I love those driving rhythms! WELL DONE!
Colossal Spectacle...BRAVO! That "Volga Boatman!" Too, it's nice to compare Meshulam's "Fire Dance" with Andor Földes' recording. Thank you....from México!
.....and STILL superb....5 years later.....BRAVO from Acapulco!
Brilliant!
Thanks, delightful n peaceful to listen this, best elegant piano music tune. Sounds good n light, peace and calm the mind n heart. Pretty nice piece for all! Infinite love!🎹🎶
Très belle interprétation. Merci beaucoup
Muchas gracias!
Splendide !
Gracias !
genial, obrigada pelo post
Bellissimo !
لا تجوز المقارنة مع لايتيسيا دي لا روشا، لأن هناك إضافات ترجع إلى الإختلافات الجميلة بين الأدائين و المقاربتين لكلا السيدتين البارعتين.
مع الشكر و التحية.
Excellent playlist
Thank you kindly
Beautifully played!
Amazing!!!
In my grasp for words of personal confedance that I have completed my education in Spanish composers and the lack thereof surprises are shocking.
WONDERFUL! Thank you for posting this!
Thank you too!
Bendiciones
Fuerza,coraje y pasión en la brillante ejecución.ole.
Huele al sol de Castilla
My knees get soft
¡Fantástico! Gracias por compartir.
As a guitarist, I have to say I love your Homenaje de Claude Debussy.
Superb...!!
Bella musica, gracias por compartir
Brilliant ❤️
16:13 he can't keep getting away with it!! (listen to le soirée dans grenade if you don't recognise it)
Thanks for sharing that piece!. But I disagree with you since the song by De Falla it's called "homenaje de C. Debussy" , homenaje is Spanish for tribute, so I don't think he it is hiding his inspiration in that piece.
@@antoinedumont65 My comment was satirical, as I was already aware of this, but thank you for the reply nonetheless :)
You're welcome
Anytime
"Cancion" at 36:24 reminded me to "Goodbye Mr Rachmaninoff" from Katsaris (ruclips.net/video/-WlOh7FD6pM/видео.html) , that, at the same time, reminded me to Tchaikovsky - June (ruclips.net/video/3xLQW5rm92s/видео.html) 🤣
It is extremely unlikely that either Rachmaninov or de Falla copied from one another, but extremely likely that Katsaris copied from Rachmaninov (actually, I almost guarantee it).
Fantasia baetica is crazy
Very interesting music. He is a contemporary of Brazil's Chiquinha Gonzaga and his style, although a bit gloomier in mood, has quite an affinity with hers.
Gloomy?...Sorry, you not understand the Spanish or Catlonian. Moody says some selfishness. They are possibly joyful in their melancholy, but above all they are granite realists. Different as Villa Lobos is from Mopou or Gerhard. And pleas, do not get me wrong....I adore.so many Brazilian composers.
@@andrewpetersen5272 So I suppose you also know Chiquinha Gonzaga very well? You seem to completely dismiss my point.
Of course I know her..and Nazareth, Gomes, Nepomuceno and many others.
43:35 interesting...
Is that Modigliani's art work?
yes
!!
It's Falla not de Falla.
Beautiful music, but with the Sombrero de Tres Picos, I almost get the impression the pianist has never heard the orchestra version. The touch, the articulation, and the amount of pedal make everything so mushy, that it completely loses the effect achieved by playing a string instrument. On the other hand, if you listen to Pollini with Petrushka, or Pogorelic with Gaspard de la Nuit, they succeed in making the complex harmonies and rhythms a bit more coherent... this is a great concept for an album, just a bad execution.
Why does Ritual Fire Dance sounds a bit like Back to the Future's theme music
The composer's surname is "Falla", not "De Falla". In the phone book he would appear in the letter F, as "Falla, Manuel de ".
The surname is de Falia. Just like de la Cruz. In the alphebitical order it is written as Falla, Manuel de or Cruz, Juan de la because de or de la are generic.
You do not address him ad Mr. Falla or Mr. Cruz but Mr. de Falla or Mr. de la Vruz.
Where is “Canto Jondo” ?
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Jesus Christ... I absolutely love this. Fantastic.
I hope you love Jesus Christ also.