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The Segovia Collection
CD DetailsComposer: Joaquin Rodrigo Composer: Manuel Ponce Composer: Luigi Boccherini Composer: Federico Moreno Torroba Composer: Federico Moreno Torroba Composer: Federico Mompou Composer: Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco Composer: Oscar Espla Composer: Santiago de Murcia Composer: Ludovico Roncalli Composer: Luis de Milan Composer: Gaspar Sanz Composer: Dionysio Aguado Composer: Fernando Sor Composer: Isaac Albeniz Composer: Enrique Granados Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach Conductor: Enrique Jorda Performer: Symphony of the Air Orchestra: Symphony of the Air Edition: Music CD Audio: Spanish (Original Language) Format: Box set, Original recording remastered CD Release Date: 2002-06-11 Music Label: Deutsche Grammophon Soundtracks: Music CD 1- FantasÃa para un gentilhombre for Guitar and Small Orchestra - 1. Villano y Ricercare (Adagietto - Andante moderato)
- FantasÃa para un gentilhombre for Guitar and Small Orchestra - 2. Españoleta - Toques de la CaballerÃa de Napoles
- FantasÃa para un gentilhombre for Guitar and Small Orchestra - 3. Danza de las hachas (Allegro con brio)
- FantasÃa para un gentilhombre for Guitar and Small Orchestra - 4. Canario (Allegro ma non troppo
- Concierto del sur - 1. Allegro moderato
- Concierto del sur - 2. Andante
- Concierto del sur - 3. Allegro moderato e festivo
- Concerto for Cello & Orchestra No.6 in D, G479 - Arr. as Concerto in E for Guitar, Gaspar Cassado (1896/1966) - 1. Allegro non tanto
- Concerto for Cello & Orchestra No.6 in D, G479 - Arr. as Concerto in E for Guitar, Gaspar Cassado (1896/1966) - 2. Andante cantabile
- Concerto for Cello & Orchestra No.6 in D, G479 - Arr. as Concerto in E for Guitar, Gaspar Cassado (1896/1966) - 3. Allegro - piu mosso
Music CD 2- Castillos de España - 1. Turgano (Serranilla)
- Castillos de España - 2. Torija (ElegÃa)
- Castillos de España - 3. Manzanáres el Real (A la moza fermosa)
- Castillos de España - 4. Montemayor (Contemplacion)
- Castillos de España - 5. Alcañiz (Festiva)
- Castillos de España - 6. Siguenza (La Infantina duerma)
- Castillos de España - 7. Alba de Tormes (Trova)
- Castillos de España - 8. Alcázar de Segovia (Llamada)
- Pièces caractéristiques - Préambule
- Pièces caractéristiques - Oliveras
- Pièces caractéristiques - Canción
- Pièces caractéristiques - Albada
- Pièces caractéristiques - Los Mayos
- Pièces caractéristiques - Panorama
- Suite Compostelana - 1. Preludio
- Suite Compostelana - 2. Coral
- Suite Compostelana - 3. Cuna
- Suite Compostelana - 4. Recitativo
- Suite Compostelana - 5. Canción
- Suite Compostelana - 6. Muñeira
- Sonate "Hommage à Boccherini" - 1. Allegro con spirito
- Sonate "Hommage à Boccherini" - 2. Andantino, quasi canzone
- Sonate "Hommage à Boccherini" - 3. Tempo di Minuetto
- Sonate "Hommage à Boccherini" - 4. Vivo energico
- Allegro in A major
- Antaño - Arrangement for Guitar
- Fandango
Music CD 3- Praeludium & Allegro
- Capricci armonici sopra la chitarra Spagnola / Suite G Major - Passacaglia
- Capricci armonici sopra la chitarra Spagnola / Suite e minor - 5. Gigue
- Suite in G major - 3. Gavotte
- Seis Pavanas - Pavana No. 1 in A minor
- Seis Pavanas - Pavana No. 6 in D major
- Seis Pavanas - Pavana No. 3 in C major
- Seis Pavanas - Pavana No. 5 in D major
- Seis Pavanas - Pavana No. 2 in B minor
- Seis Pavanas - Pavana No. 4 in D major
- Gailardas
- Españoleta
- 8 Lessons for the Guitar - No. 1 in A major
- 8 Lessons for the Guitar - No. 2 in A minor
- 8 Lessons for the Guitar - No. 3 in G major
- 8 Lessons for the Guitar - No. 4 in A major
- 8 Lessons for the Guitar - No. 5 in E minor
- 8 Lessons for the Guitar - No. 6 in A major
- 8 Lessons for the Guitar - No. 7 in E major
- 8 Lessons for the Guitar - No. 8 in E minor
- 8 short pieces op.24 - Minuet in C minor
- Six Short Pieces Op.5 - 3. Minuet in C major
- 12 Etudes, Op.6 - No.8 in C
- 12 Etudes, Op.6 - No. 2 in A major
- 24 Etudes, Op.35 - No. 17 in D
- Etudes for Guitar, Op.31 - No. 20 in A minor
- Etudes for Guitar, Op.31 - No. 19 in A major
- 24 Etudes, Op.35 - No. 16 in D minor
- 12 Etudes, Op.6 - No. 11 in E minor
- 12 Etudes, Op.29 - No. 13 in B flat major
- 12 Etudes, Op.29 - No. 17 in C major
- Suite española, Op.47 - Granada (Serenata)
- Spanish Dance Op.37, No.5 - "Andaluza" - Arr. Segovia
- Spanish Dance, Op.37, No.10 - "Danza triste" - Arr. Segovia
- Tonadillas - Arr. Llobet - 1. La maja de Goya (in G minor)
Music CD 4- Suite in E minor, BWV 996 - Arr. Segovia, transposed to A minor - 2. Allemande
- Partita for Lute in C minor, BWV 997 - arr. Guitar Segovia, transposed to A minor - Sarabande
- Partita for Lute in C minor, BWV 997 - arr. Guitar Segovia, transposed to A minor - Gigue
- Partita for Violin Solo No.1 in B minor, BWV 1002 - Sarabande
- Partita for Violin Solo No.1 in B minor, BWV 1002 - Bourrée
- Partita for Violin Solo No.1 in B minor, BWV 1002 - Double
- Suite for Cello Solo No.3 in C, BWV 1009 - Transcribed in A for solo guitar by John Duarte (1919- ) - 1. Prelude
- Suite for Cello Solo No.3 in C, BWV 1009 - Transcribed in A for solo guitar by John Duarte (1919- ) - 2. Allemande
- Suite for Cello Solo No.3 in C, BWV 1009 - Transcribed in A for solo guitar by John Duarte (1919- ) - 3. Courante
- Suite for Cello Solo No.3 in C, BWV 1009 - Transcribed in A for solo guitar by John Duarte (1919- ) - 4. Sarabande
- Suite for Cello Solo No.3 in C, BWV 1009 - Transcribed in A for solo guitar by John Duarte (1919- ) - 5. Bourrées 1 & 2
- Suite for Cello Solo No.3 in C, BWV 1009 - Transcribed in A for solo guitar by John Duarte (1919- ) - 6. Gigue
- Suite for Cello Solo No.1 in G, BWV 1007 - 1. Prélude
- Suite for Cello Solo No.6 in D, BWV 1012 - Transcribed by Segovia, transposed to E major - 5. Gavotte 1 & 2
- Partita for Violin Solo No.2 in D minor, BWV 1004 - Arr. Segovia - Chaconne in D minor
- Prelude for Lute in C minor, BWV 999 - transcription for guitar in D minor - 1. Prelude
- Partita for Violin Solo No.3 in E, BWV 1006 - 3. Gavotte en Rondeau
- Fugue in G minor, BWV 1000 - Transposed to A minor
- Sonata for Violin Solo No.1 in G minor, BWV 1001 - Arr. Segovia, transposed to F sharp minor - 3. Siciliana
- Suite in E minor, BWV 996 - Arr. Segovia, transposed to A minor - 5. Bourée
Music reviews of The Segovia CollectionMusic Review: The Great Master, of Masters Rating: 5 Stars
Andrés Segovia was the great master of classical guitar. This set show us 400 years of music taken for the guitar, he was the first in give the guitar place like a cult instrument in 20th century through his works invaluable transcriptions of several instruments (cello, lute, etc.) of composers like Bach, Dowland, Manuel M. Ponce, Fernando Sor, Tárrega, etc.
The scope from Segovia has leaved footsteps in the great world of classical music, for his research and investigations about it. In this set we can listen pieces like "six pavanas" from the ending Age Middle of Luis Milán, and begginig of Rennasaince like Dowland's songs togheter Roncali Ludovico between others on CD 3.
Also show us the great spanish composer Enrique Granados, Torroba, Sor, icons of guitar music. I Basically bought this cd for "Pavane" 1-6 and that better found it in this GREAT SET. If you're a lover of Classical Music, or classical guitar this one of the greatest set box ever made in any genre!!!.
Andrés Segovia, Marquis of Salobreia, was born near Jaen, Granada, Spain. He became a guitarist against the double opposition of his parents. First, they opposed his learning the guitar and got him cello and piano teachers instead. When he persisted in teaching himself guitar, they opposed his becoming a musician. He sought a guitar teacher at the Granada Institute of Music when he studied there, but found none, so continued learning the instrument on his own. He made his debut at the Centro Artística in Granada at the age of 15. He played so skillfully that he was urged to become a professional soloist. He played in Madrid in 1912, at the Paris Conservatory in 1915, and in Barcelona in 1916, and made a wildly successful tour of South America in 1919. He made his formal debut in Paris on April 7, 1924, in a program which included a new work written for him by Albert Roussel, named Segovia. It was the first of many works which were written for him by distinguished composers, enriching the instrument's repertory as Segovia had elevated its artistic potential. His U.S. debut was at Town Hall, New York, on January 8, 1928.
Being self-taught, his technique was unique. It was, in fact, superior to that which was being taught at the time, and extended the flexibility and expressive possibilities of the instrument. The main difference was in the method of using the right hand for strumming and picking the strings: Segovia's method paid much attention to the means of attack: whether hard parts of the fingers, fleshy parts, or the nails were used; other subtleties that affected the dynamics of the instrument; and an economy of motion that allowed longer and more sustained playing. There were classical guitarists before him, and distinguished ones even when he appeared, but it was not an instrument that was regarded as a serious vehicle for classical music. Segovia personally changed that, and not by accident. No doubt affected by his parents' attitude toward his chosen career, he had a driving desire to make it so. He wrote numerous transcriptions of older music for lute and for the Spanish vihuela. He transcribed music of Bach, Haydn, Mozart, Chopin, Handel, and others. He commissioned works by Castelnuovo-Tedesco (notably the great suite Platero and I), Falla, Turina, Tansman, Villa-Lobos, Torroba, Ponce, and Rodrigo, whose Fantasia para un gentilhombre was written for him. His reinstatement of the guitar as a solo instrument was sealed by his becoming one of the great teachers of music history. He established guitar schools or courses at the Accademia Musicale Chigiana, Siena, Santiago de Compostela, and the University of California in Berkeley. His students included Alirio Diaz, Oscar Ghilia, and John Williams.
Segovia become one of the great names in classical music, whose mere name was enough to sell out houses worldwide. He received numerous awards and honors during his lifetime, including the Grand Cross of Isabela and Alfonso, the Gold Medal of the Royal Philharmonic Society of London, and many honorary degrees. The house where he was born had a commemorative plaque attached to it in 1969 proclaiming him the "leading son of the city." King Juan Carlos of Spain ennobled him as the Marquis of Salobreia in 1981, and in the same year a Segovia International Guitar Competition was established in his honor. He continued to give recitals and concerts until an advanced age, and had the rare opportunity, in 1984, of playing at a gala concert honoring the 75th anniversary of professional debut.
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Description of The Segovia CollectionAll products are BRAND NEW and factory sealed. Fast shipping and 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed. The vastly improved sonics which the Deutsche Grammophon production team achieves with its 24/96 remastering of the guitarist's 1952-1969 mono and stereo performances for Decca allow listeners to finally experience the rich tonal palette and intimate nature of Segovia's performance art in a manner commensurate with the fidelity of the original LP releases (minus the edgy digital glare and graininess of the MCA reissues). What emerges is a portrait of the artist as a lightning rod for great composers, such as Manuel Ponce, Federico Torroba, Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Isaac Albéniz, and Enrique Granados, all of whom enriched the 20th-century repertoire of solo and chamber works by custom-crafting works for this innovative guitarist (Segovia's interpretation of Joaquín Rodrigo's "Fandango" is a paradigm for his role in popularizing the modern Spanish idiom). Likewise, Segovias's work as an arranger in recasting baroque and medieval works for modern guitar, as well as his deep affection for 19th-century masters of the instrument such as Dionisio Aguado and Fernando Sor, shines forth on discs two and three. However, it is Segovia's romantic touch in transposing Bach's Partitas for Solo Violin--as on his virtuoso turns on the "Chaconne in D Minor"--that best illustrate his poetic conception of the instrument. --Chip Stern
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