FROM THE SPANISH STEPS
This program blends works by some of the greatest Spanish composers, such as Joaquín Turina, Manuel de Falla, and Enrique Granados, with pieces by lesser-known figures like Antonio Soler and the innovative new wave represented by Andrea Casarrubios. From the reflective "Mensajes del Agua" (2013) and "Afilador" (2020) by Casarrubios to the folk-inspired richness of Turina's "Piano Quartet in A minor" (1931), the elegant minuets of Soler's "Piano Quintet" (1766), and the passionate folk songs of de Falla's "Siete canciones populares" (1914), concluding with Granados's romantic and dynamic "Piano Quintet in G minor" (1894). Together, these pieces create a cohesive style that celebrates the spirit and evolution of Spanish music, offering perspectives from different points of view.
Venue
The Kosciuszko Foundation, New York
Program
Mensajes del Agua
Andrea Casarrubios
Piano quartet in A minor op. 47
Joaquín Turina
Piano quintet in A minor
Antonio Soler
Siete canciones populares
Manuel de Falla (arr. Guillermo Laporta)
Afilador
Andrea Casarrubios
Piano quintet in G minor op. 49
Enrique Granados
Artists
Mathew Cohen, viola
Julia Yang, cello
Guillermo Laporta, flute
Josefina Urraca, piano
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