Enrique Granados - The 1912 Acoustic Recordings
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2024
- Enrique Granados Campiña (1867-1916)
0:00 - From 12 danzas española: No. 7 "Valenciana" in G major
3:01 - From 12 danzas española: No. 10 "Danza Triste" in G major
6:06 - From Goyescas: Improvisation on El Pelele (no. 7) in B-flat major
9:10 - D. Scarlatti-Granados: Sonata in B-flat major (after L.250, K.190)
Enrique Granados, piano
Recorded for Odeon in 1912, Barcelona
The third photograph shows Granados together with Wunderkind Mieczysław Horszowski in Barcelona, ca. 1905
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26.02.2024.
Local color, superb control, joie de vivre, rhythmic chic and bounce, one could go on........a master class could be given using these recordings alone. I did get to hear the young prodigy MH in Los Angeles about 85 years after the photo was taken.
Such vivaciousness in his playing! Kind of French clarity with a gorgeous warm tone.
I knew his piano rolls, but this is even more thrilling!!! Such an elegant and beautiful playing
I didn’t realise that Granados was such a good pianist. I really like his straightforward unsentimental style.
yes!! he tought Marshall who later would be Alicia de Larrocha's teacher! :P
1912!! A treasure. Thank you and congratulations. Lovely performance.
Absolutely magical!
Inexorable yet nonchalant sense of rhythm and ineffable keyboard ease. A pianist who could evoke the sounds of other instruments effortlessly with his touch, like so many of the pianists of that bygone era (Alfred Grunfeld, Edouard Risler), itself a lost art today. The Scarlatti "Granados-izing" reminded me of the Liszt "Rachmaninov-izing" in the latter's inimitable Second Rhapsody Edison recording cadenza. What a tragic loss, the Sussex torpedoing.
Rachmaninov seems to be satirizing the piece in his cadenza.
You are so dammed right right right
❤ I’ll listen carefully.
Four slim treasures left by the soon-doomed Spaniard!
I wonder of these were Hodgeman's? Would not surprise me, but now who's?