It’s a mixture of French impressionistic sounds and Spanish rhythms. Spanish composers like De Falla, Rodrigo and Turina, who became friends during their student years in Paris, attempted to combine Ravel’s and Debussy’s impressionistic sounds with their own Spanish roots and encouraged one another to rediscover Spanish folk music idioms.
Hommage à Debussy
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Beethoven 7/Giuliani
January 24th and 25th ’25 Izhar Elias will perform Mauro Giuliani’s 2nd concerto (opus 36) together with award winning string quartet PuraCorda (first prize Van Wassenaer Competition, Eemerging ensemble ’23), […] read more –>
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La Guitaromanie
For a brief period in the early 19th century, the guitar enjoyed a veritable hype. Salons in Paris and Vienna hosted musical soirees where the latest compositions were performed for […] read more –>
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