Falla and Flamenco
Manuel de Falla, Spain’s most famous composer, used Flamenco to revitalize Spanish music after a century of somnolence. El Corregidor y la Molinera (The Magistrate and the Miller’s Wife) is an early version of Falla’s beloved The Three-Cornered Hat and exemplifies the haunting cante jondo of Flamenco song and the dramatic exuberance of Flamenco dance. Choreographed by Spain’s renowned Ramón Oller, this new production –featuring dancers from Barcelona and New York– is part of the international celebration of Spain’s Spring 2010 Presidency of the European Union.
Program
- Fantasía Baetica for solo piano
- Nights in the Gardens of Spain for piano and orchestra
- El Corregidor y La Molinera (The Magistrate and The Miller’s Wife)
Artists
- Pedro Carboné – pianist
- Angel Gil-Ordóñez – conductor
- Ramón Oller – choreographer
- Joseph Horowitz – artistic director
- Dancers from Passatges Dansa (Barcelona) and Peridance Ensemble (New York City)
- The Orchestra of St. Luke’s
Practical information
News / Reviews
Falla and Flamenco
— WWFM Classical, published on December 14, 2018Music in Review: Falla and Flamenco
— The New York Times, published on April 20, 2010
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