An orchestral feast depicting the passion and color of Spanish music
Muti and the Philadelphia Orchestra pay musical homage to the Iberian Peninsula.
This album features works with Spanish elements by three composers: Chabrier, Ravel, and Falla, each expressing the charm of Iberia from a different perspective. The orchestra's colorful sound and Muti's passionate interpretation bring out the rhythmic and melodic beauty of Spanish music to the fullest. This is a masterpiece that still shines today as one of the most representative orchestral recordings of the 1980s.
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A:
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1)
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España
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2)
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No. 1: Prélude À La Nuit / No. 2.: Malagueña
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3)
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No. 3: Habanera / No. 4: Feria
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B:
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Introduction / Afternoon / Dance Of The Miller's Wife (Fandango) / The Corregidor / The Miller's Wife / The Grapes
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The Neighbor's Dance (Seguidillas)
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The Miller's Dance (Farruca)
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4)
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Final Dance (Jota)
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Composed By - Chabrier
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Composed By - Falla
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Composed By - Ravel
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Conductor - Riccardo Muti
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Engineer - Michael Gray (5)
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Orchestra - The Philadelphia Orchestra
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Producer - John Mordler
