Iberia: Piano Music from Spain & Portugal

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Hello,
Would any member happen to have a copy of Ernesto Halffter's Las Doncellas - Fandango (the fifth movement from his suite "Las Doncellas", which is the piano version of his ballet "Sonatina")? Thank you very much in advance :D
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brizhir wrote:Hello,
Would any member happen to have a copy of Ernesto Halffter's Las Doncellas - Fandango (the fifth movement from his suite "Las Doncellas", which is the piano version of his ballet "Sonatina")? Thank you very much in advance :D
I have the piano score of „Sonatina“...
EH's music will be public domain in 2059..
Currently it is over copywrong!
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Post by fleubis »

As I'm a big fan of Halffter's music, and this link has been helpful:
http://www.durand-salabert-eschig.com/~ ... nesto.ashx
These scores are not so easy to obtain here, but I don't mind spending a few quid to get his music when I can find it.
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Dear Alfor and Fleubis,
Many thanks for your feedback. The dance in which I am interested was unfortunately not published separately. I would gladly have bought a copy otherwise but I am in no position to spend over 50 euros for the reduction of EH's opera, just to study one of the pieces contained in Eschig publication...In any case, thanks again for taking the time to reply. Best regards
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Post by HTIEKFR »

Hello
Sofia Lourenço has recorded recently portuguese music of José Vianna Da Motta and Joao Daddi
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czDDu7-Dai8
and i'd very curious to see some piano music of Daddi
Thanks
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ilu wrote:More Federico Longas' "Habanera" -nms-

Low resolution and not so well scanned, but readable

Enjoy!
Wherever did you find this :mrgreen:
viewtopic.php?f=11&t=121&p=521
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Jim Faston wrote:
ilu wrote:More Federico Longas' "Habanera" -nms-

Low resolution and not so well scanned, but readable

Enjoy!
Wherever did you find this :mrgreen:
viewtopic.php?f=11&t=121&p=521
Jim and phikfy :

My apologies, I did not know that this score was already uploaded.

:oops:
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Javier Alfonso (1904 - 1988)

[From Fundacion Juan March] Nació en Madrid en 1904 y falleció en esta misma ciudad en 1988. Estudió piano con José Tragó, armonía con Bartolomé Pérez Casas y composición con Conrado del Campo en el Conservatorio de Madrid. Después amplió su formación musical en París con Amparo y José Iturbi, estudió piano con Alfred Cortot y orquestación con Pierre Monteux. Fue profesor de piano en el Conservatorio Superior de Música de Madrid desde 1949, y luego Catedrático entre 1951 y 1974, fecha en que se jubiló. Desde 1944 fue colaborador de Radio Nacional de España. Ejerció también como crítico musical de los diarios ABC y Arriba.

Entre los premios que recibió a lo largo de su vida, pueden destacarse el Premio Nacional de Piano (1940), el Premio de Musicología (1946) o el Premio Eduardo Aunós para pianistas (1947). Por otra parte, fue miembro de los jurados de piano de diversos concursos de interpretación, como el de María Canals de Barcelona, o el Beethoven de Viena. En 1972 recibió la Medalla al Mérito de las Bellas Artes. En su faceta de pianista, estrenó numerosas obras españolas por todo el mundo, y también algunas composiciones propias. Desde 1964 formó con su alumna María Teresa de los Ángeles Gutiérrez un dúo de piano, actuando en numerosos conciertos y radios y televisiones europeas.

Javier Alfonso escribió Ensayo sobre la técnica trascendente del piano (1944), y La técnica del piano a través de todas las escuelas mundiales, este último trabajo fruto de la beca concedida por la Fundación Juan March entre 1959 y 1961.

Música para piano

1924 Sonata

__ Seis escenas infantiles

1927 6 sonetos (homenaje a Góngora)

1928 Los peregrinos pasan

1937 Capricho en forma de bolero

1938 Guajira

1946 Boceto a modo de nana

1950 Preludio y toccata

1951 Suite homenaje a Albéniz

1976 Metamorfosis pianística sobre un tema de Ravel

1978 Calispodia

This is an Impromptu not listed in this list.
Alfonso, Javier - Impromptu (1954).pdf
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Hello everyone. By any chance does enyone has the scores for an op by Jesús Guridi, 8 Apuntes?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytdJVG0N5mc
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