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Shorter bio for applications
shorter more personal bio for notes of programs
television y Bayreuth en CV
Cajas en títulos?
no titulos cortados
miscelanea, aficiones o magia? recomendaciones
entrevistas preguntas
biografía personal (enlace desde biografía seria)
reflexiones, en blog? recomendaciones de escucha
propuestas de programa!!
grabaciones opinion
distintas grabaciones, diferencia tocar estudios
NO TODAS las notas se tienen q escuchar, todas han de estar y contribuir a la sonoridad, los estudios de grabación estan obsesionados con la limpieza y la claridad pero muchas veces una grabación pirata dende el sonido se funde en una sola idea es mas fiel y refleja e¡mejor el mensaje musical. (la vega, ola, Volodos)
Sense of humor Beethoven tr concerto 3.
FONDO PAGINA CON BORDES o linea arriba horizontal total
MUSIC descripciones ocasiones trucha y tchaikovsky
PLAYLIST
Piano Recital 2018-2019
Raúl Canosa
Bach, Haydn, Mompou, Schumann and Brahms
I
Johann Sebastian Bach Prelude and fugue
in c sharp minor
Prelude and fugue
in C sharp major
Joseph Haydn Sonata in C major Hob. XVI /50
Federico Mompou Scènes d’enfants
II
Robert Schumann Kinderszenen op. 15
Johannes Brahms Variations on a theme
of Paganini op. 35
Bach 5 voice fugue in c sharp minor is a perfect example of how the unsurpassable intellectuality of counterpoint can coexist with the beauty and sincerity in the music. Haydn Sonata is on the other hand an example of how simplicity and spontaneity can easily touch our hearts. Both Scènes d’enfants and Kinderscenen bring the listener back to the golden age of childhood explored in the idiosyncratic musical languages of Mompou and Schumann. The closure is one of the most difficult pianistic works, born as exercises for piano, after the success with audiences, Brahms decided to publish them.
Duration: 1 hour + pause
Piano Recital 2018-2019
Raúl Canosa
Soler, Schubert, Scriabin, Rachmaninov, Chopin and Liszt
I
Antonio Soler Sonata R. 37 in D
Sonata R. 87 in g
Franz Schubert Sonata D.960 in B flat
II
Alexander Scriabin Studio Op. 8 nº 12 “Pathetic”
Sergey Rachmaninov Studio Op. 39 nº 5 “Appassionato”
Frédéric Chopin Nocturne op. 15 nº 1 in F sharp
Nocturne op. 15 nº 2 in F
Franz Liszt Valleè d’Oberman
Schubert last sonata is one of the most sincere and touching masterpieces written for the instrument. In its apparent simplicity, it reveals an intricate world of passions and sorrows. The extremely dramatic studies by Scriabin and Rachmaninov were both written in the same tonality but one notated in d sharp and the second one in e flat. It is usually said that Rachmaninov was inspired by the piece of his classmate and friend to compose this apocalyptic studio. Two of the most beloved Chopin Nocturnes will calm the atmosphere before the storm of the Valleè d’Oberman a piece that shows a mature Liszt far from the cheap virtuosism and inspired by great writers like Lord Byron or Étienne de Senancour.
Duration: 1 hour 25 min. + pause
Thematic Recitals
Spanish flavor
Piano recital
Raúl Canosa
Mompou, Granados, Ravel, Albéniz and Liszt
I
Federico Mompou Scènes d’enfants
Enrique Granados Cuentos de infancia op. 1
Maurice Ravel Scarbo
II
Isaac Albéniz La Vega
Franz Liszt Spanish Rhapsody
Spanish music has always been considered exotic because of its Arabic influences and its original and idiosyncratic flavor. The Arabic atmosphere is incredibly present in La Vega of Albéniz, inspired in la Alhambra of Granada. Ravels mother was Spanish and in some of his pieces we find rhythms and colors that remind us of Spain but filter through the detailed compositional style of Ravel. The Spanish Rhapsody is one of the most successful pieces by Liszt, it was improvised during his visit to Spain and used several popular melodies arranged with the grace of his unmatchable virtuosity.
Duration: 1h 05min + pause
Music and Poetry
Piano recital
Raúl Canosa
Liszt, Wagner, Albéniz, and Ravel
I
Franz Liszt Liebestraum
Après une lecture du Dante:
Fantasia quasi Sonata
Wagner/Liszt Isolde Liebestod
II
Isaac Albéniz La Vega
Maurice Ravel Gaspard de la nuit
1. Ondine
2. Gibet
3. Scarbo
Music and poetry are two very similar arts in some aspects. Both search the beauty and musicality in the sound or words. All the pieces in this recital are inspired or linked to a poem that was responsible of its creation. Knowing the argument of each poem give us a new insight into these fantastic pieces and into the creative compositional process of the composers presented in this program.
Duration: 1 hour 10 min. + pause