Cádiz (Saeta), n. 4 dalla Suite española, Op. 47 per due chitarre — Isaac Albéniz, arrangiamento di Milena Valcheva

Informazioni sull’edizione

Cádiz (Saeta), n. 4 dalla Suite española, Op. 47 di Isaac Albéniz, viene qui presentata per due chitarre in un arrangiamento di Milena Valcheva. AGBP 2009 contiene la partitura completa e le parti separate per Chitarra 1 e Chitarra 2 in tre file PDF digitali.

Formato: Edizione PDF digitale

Incluso: Partitura completa e parti separate per Chitarra 1 e Chitarra 2 in tre PDF

Numero di catalogo: AGBP 2009

Il compositore

Isaac Albéniz

Isaac Albéniz (1860–1909) was a Spanish composer and virtuoso pianist who played an important role in the development of a distinctive Spanish national style in concert music. Born on 29 May 1860 in Camprodon, Catalonia, he showed exceptional musical ability from an early age and made his first public appearance as a pianist as a child. He later studied in Madrid, Leipzig and Brussels and developed an international career as both a pianist and composer. Albéniz became particularly known for incorporating Spanish rhythmic, melodic and harmonic characteristics into sophisticated concert music. Many of his works evoke particular regions, cities, landscapes and musical traditions of Spain, especially those associated with Andalusia. His mature music combines these Spanish elements with increasingly refined harmony, rhythm and pianistic writing. He died in Cambo-les-Bains, France, on 18 May 1909, shortly before his forty-ninth birthday.