Tapeo
Spanish music is the focus of Tapeo, a new recording by cellist Cameron Crozman and pianist Philip Chiu. Works by Gaspar Cassadó, Manuel de Falla, Joaquin Turina are performed on “El Tiburon," a circa 1769 Spanish cello attributed to Joannes Guillami, and generously loaned by the Instrument Bank of the Canada Council for the Arts.
“I fell in love with Spain the moment I first stepped into a tapas bar in the middle of Barcelona. Each of the short pieces on this album was chosen for its own unique flavor and will give you a musical taste of Spain's incredibly diverse and rich culture. And just as Spanish food would be unthinkable without the tomatoes and potatoes of the New World, so too it felt like an album of Spanish music would be incomplete without a couple gems from Hispanic America.”
Spanish music is the focus of Tapeo, a new recording by cellist Cameron Crozman and pianist Philip Chiu. Works by Gaspar Cassadó, Manuel de Falla, Joaquin Turina are performed on “El Tiburon," a circa 1769 Spanish cello attributed to Joannes Guillami, and generously loaned by the Instrument Bank of the Canada Council for the Arts.
“I fell in love with Spain the moment I first stepped into a tapas bar in the middle of Barcelona. Each of the short pieces on this album was chosen for its own unique flavor and will give you a musical taste of Spain's incredibly diverse and rich culture. And just as Spanish food would be unthinkable without the tomatoes and potatoes of the New World, so too it felt like an album of Spanish music would be incomplete without a couple gems from Hispanic America.”
Spanish music is the focus of Tapeo, a new recording by cellist Cameron Crozman and pianist Philip Chiu. Works by Gaspar Cassadó, Manuel de Falla, Joaquin Turina are performed on “El Tiburon," a circa 1769 Spanish cello attributed to Joannes Guillami, and generously loaned by the Instrument Bank of the Canada Council for the Arts.
“I fell in love with Spain the moment I first stepped into a tapas bar in the middle of Barcelona. Each of the short pieces on this album was chosen for its own unique flavor and will give you a musical taste of Spain's incredibly diverse and rich culture. And just as Spanish food would be unthinkable without the tomatoes and potatoes of the New World, so too it felt like an album of Spanish music would be incomplete without a couple gems from Hispanic America.”
Gaspar Cassadó - Requiebros
Manuel de Falla - Suite populaire espagnole (arr. Paul Kochanski & Maurice Maréchal)
Maurice Ravel - Pièce en forme de Habañera (arr. Paul Bazelaire)
Maurice Ravel - Alborada del Gracioso (arr. Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco)
Joaquín Turina - Polimnia, Op. 93 No. 4
Enrique Granados - Intermezzo from the opera 'Goyescas' (arr. Gaspar Cassadó)
Isaac Albéniz - Asturias, Op. 47 No. 5 (arr. Cameron Crozman)
Alberto Ginastera - Triste, Op. 10 No. 1 (arr. Pierre Fournier)
Manuel Ponce - Estrellita (arr. Jascha Heifetz)
Alberto Guerrero - Chants oubliés