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Albéniz: Iberia

Alicia de Larrocha

Albéniz: Iberia

Awards:

A real meeting of minds, these CDs capture perfectly the insight and poetry that de Larrocha brings to this quintessentially Hispanic music, and Decca's warm but not oppressively close recording...

Albéniz: Iberia

Alicia de Larrocha

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Awards:

A real meeting of minds, these CDs capture perfectly the insight and poetry that de Larrocha brings to this quintessentially Hispanic music, and Decca's warm but not oppressively close recording...

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The name of Alicia de Larrocha is synonymous with Spanish music and her substantial and wide-ranging discography for Decca includes several recordings of music by Albéniz and Granados which are regarded as definitive. Larrocha first recorded Iberia for Decca in 1972 and revisited the work in 1986. It is this second, multi award-winning recording which now appears in Decca "Originals", and for the first time at mid-price.

Contents and tracklist

1. Evocación
Track length6:03
2. El Puerto
Track length4:10
3. Fête - Dieu à Seville
Track length9:00
4. Rondeña
Track length7:23
5. Almería
Track length9:49
6. Triana
Track length5:06
7. El Albaicín
Track length7:27
8. El Polo
Track length6:54
9. Lavapies
Track length7:05
10. Málaga
Track length5:18
11. Jerez
Track length9:51
12. Eritaña
Track length5:35
Granada (Serenata)
Track length5:02
Cataluña (Corranda)
Track length2:35
Sevilla (Sevillanas)
Track length4:37
Cádiz (Canción) (Op. 181)
Track length4:31
Asturias (Leyenda) (Op. 232 / 1)
Track length5:58
Aragón (Fantasia) (Op. 164 / 1)
Track length4:23
Cuba (Capricho)
Track length5:23
Castilla (Seguidillas) (Op. 232 / 5)
Track length3:01

Awards and reviews

August 2008

A real meeting of minds, these CDs capture perfectly the insight and poetry that de Larrocha brings to this quintessentially Hispanic music, and Decca's warm but not oppressively close recording is ideal.

In her digital Decca version, Alicia de Larrocha brings an altogether beguiling charm and character to these rewarding miniature tone-poems and makes light of their sometimes fiendish technical difficulties. The recording is among the most successful of piano sounds Decca has achieved
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