Masatomo Tomikawa - Tú y Yo: Spanish Guitar Works (2021) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Masatomo Tomikawa
- Title: Tú y Yo: Spanish Guitar Works
- Year Of Release: 2021
- Label: OMF
- Genre: Classical Guitar
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 192.0kHz
- Total Time: 01:11:48
- Total Size: 292 mb / 2.57 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Homenaje "Pour le tombeau de Debussy"
02. La Ausencia, Op. 61
03. Pensées du soir, Op. 44
04. Songs Without Words (Excerpts): No. 91, Sadness
05. Songs Without Words (Excerpts): No. 92, A Lost Love
06. Songs Without Words (Excerpts): No. 93, A Lament "An Episode of Life"
07. Danza Mora
08. Capricho Árabe
09. Los Olivaritos
10. Flor Granadina
11. Arroyos de la Alhambra: I. Evocación
12. Arroyos de la Alhambra: II. Tonadilla
13. Romanza
14. Crepúsculos: No. 1, Andante
15. Crepúsculos: No. 2, Moderato
16. Crepúsculos: No. 3, Allegretto
17. Seguidillas Manchegas
18. Tango Flamenco
19. Recuerdo Triste, Op. 62
20. Bolero in A Minor
21. Passacaille
22. Plainte moresque, Op. 85
23. Tú y Yo, Op. 5
"Francisco Tárrega. How did the Romantic music in" Spanish Guitar "change through the work of guitarists who were active at the same time as him, who is called the father of modern guitar playing, such as Ferrer, Bosch, Manhon, and Mrs. Platten? I will look at it. The Romantics of "Spanish Guitar" was a series of trials and errors. There was always a guitar-like character in their work, which was synonymous with "Spanish". The writing style and aesthetics of the "Spanish guitar" music that they sought continue to maintain their life as "guitar-ness." With the advent of Manuel de Falla's "first full-scale guitar work by non-guitarists" (hymn "Dedicated to the Grave of Debussy"), classical guitar music has produced many modern and contemporary works since the 20th century. But even Falla hasn't forgotten the aesthetic of the "Spanish guitar" that guitarist composers have been aiming for by this point. In order to understand the genre of classical guitar since modern times, it is essential to know the works of Tarrega and the guitarists who were active around that time. The process of their conflict and trial and error became the "guide" to modern and contemporary guitar music...
01. Homenaje "Pour le tombeau de Debussy"
02. La Ausencia, Op. 61
03. Pensées du soir, Op. 44
04. Songs Without Words (Excerpts): No. 91, Sadness
05. Songs Without Words (Excerpts): No. 92, A Lost Love
06. Songs Without Words (Excerpts): No. 93, A Lament "An Episode of Life"
07. Danza Mora
08. Capricho Árabe
09. Los Olivaritos
10. Flor Granadina
11. Arroyos de la Alhambra: I. Evocación
12. Arroyos de la Alhambra: II. Tonadilla
13. Romanza
14. Crepúsculos: No. 1, Andante
15. Crepúsculos: No. 2, Moderato
16. Crepúsculos: No. 3, Allegretto
17. Seguidillas Manchegas
18. Tango Flamenco
19. Recuerdo Triste, Op. 62
20. Bolero in A Minor
21. Passacaille
22. Plainte moresque, Op. 85
23. Tú y Yo, Op. 5
"Francisco Tárrega. How did the Romantic music in" Spanish Guitar "change through the work of guitarists who were active at the same time as him, who is called the father of modern guitar playing, such as Ferrer, Bosch, Manhon, and Mrs. Platten? I will look at it. The Romantics of "Spanish Guitar" was a series of trials and errors. There was always a guitar-like character in their work, which was synonymous with "Spanish". The writing style and aesthetics of the "Spanish guitar" music that they sought continue to maintain their life as "guitar-ness." With the advent of Manuel de Falla's "first full-scale guitar work by non-guitarists" (hymn "Dedicated to the Grave of Debussy"), classical guitar music has produced many modern and contemporary works since the 20th century. But even Falla hasn't forgotten the aesthetic of the "Spanish guitar" that guitarist composers have been aiming for by this point. In order to understand the genre of classical guitar since modern times, it is essential to know the works of Tarrega and the guitarists who were active around that time. The process of their conflict and trial and error became the "guide" to modern and contemporary guitar music...
Year 2021 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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