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

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