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Los Sueños de Manuel de Falla

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Los Sueños de Manuel de Falla

The album rounds off with (…) the splendid miniature Psyché (…) very well interpreted by María José Montiel and Ángel Gil-Ordóñez.

Á. MariasABC

Released in September 2000 on RTVE Música with RTVE Symphony Orchestra

Orchestral pieces by Manuel de Falla with Spain’s RTVE Symphony Orchestra. Psyché, Falla’s veiled homage to Debussy, was inspired by the poem of the same title by Jean Aubry.

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Reviews

Manuel de Falla's Last Musical Sigh

Published in July 2001 by Geraldo Franco (Amazon)

Born in the Andalucian port town of Cadiz, [De Falla] was the creator of, among other marvelous music, the notoriously Spanish Nights in the Gardens of Spain and La vida Breve. The Spanish Radio Orchestra and Choir has been very lucky of having such individuals writing their scores. With such positive factor at their side it is only natural that they reproduce these songs so beautifully and competently.

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Los Sueños de Manuel de Falla

Published in January 2000 by Á. Marias (ABC) in Spanish

The album rounds off with notable versions of the prologue of Atlántida (…) and the splendid miniature Psyché (…), very well interpreted by María José Montiel and Ángel Gil -Ordóñez.

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About this recording

Presentation

Falla writes this introduction in the score: “Remembering that Philip V and his wife Elizabeth Farnese lived in the Alhambra palace around 1730, as I composed this Psyché I imagined a little courtly concert which might have taken place in the Queen’s bedchamber, which, situated at the top of a high tower, looks out over a truly magnificent view.”

Program / tracklist

  • La Atlántida (12:01)
  • Psyché (6:16)
  • Fuego fatuo (32:56)
  • Noches en los jardines de España (24:24)

Artists

  • Eric Serra, baritone
  • Carmelo Díaz, voice
  • Maria José Montiel, voice
  • Rosa Sabater, piano
  • Choir and RTVE Symphony orchestra
  • Antoni Ros Marbá, conductor (1st work)
  • Angel Gil-Ordóñez, conductor (2nd work)
  • Antoni Ros Marbá, conductor (3rd work)
  • Enrique García Asensio, conductor (4th work)