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Albéniz: Iberia, books 1-4

Trio Campanella (Christophe Dejour, Frank Massa, Thomas Winthereik)

The results are spellbinding. You know you're in for a treat from the very first notes of the opening Evocación. Never was a piece more aptly named...the music feels less like a typical scene...

Albéniz: Iberia, books 1-4

Trio Campanella (Christophe Dejour, Frank Massa, Thomas Winthereik)

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The results are spellbinding. You know you're in for a treat from the very first notes of the opening Evocación. Never was a piece more aptly named...the music feels less like a typical scene...

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Classical Guitar Magazine said that the success of Albéniz’s Iberia “is due in no small part to the quietly virtuosic performance by this Danish-based ensemble”, calling the disc “a major Hispanic offering, delivered with conviction.”

Contents and tracklist

No. 1, Evocacion (Arr. C. Dejour for 3 guitars)
Track length5:26
No. 2, El puerto (Arr. C. Dejour for 3 Guitars)
Track length4:30
No. 3, El Corpus Christi en Sevilla (Arr. C. Dejour for 3 guitars)
Track length8:34
I. Rondena (Arr. C. Dejour)
Track length6:19
II. Almeria (Arr. C. Dejour)
Track length8:19
III. Triana (Arr. C. Dejour)
Track length5:06
I. El Albaicin (Arr. C. Dejour)
Track length6:33
II. El polo (Arr. C. Dejour)
Track length6:14
III. Lavapies (Arr. C. Dejour)
Track length6:33
I. Malaga (Arr. C. Dejour)
Track length4:56
II. Jerez (Arr. C. Dejour)
Track length9:29
III. Eritana (Arr. C. Dejour)
Track length5:19

Awards and reviews

21st October 2003

The results are spellbinding. You know you're in for a treat from the very first notes of the opening Evocación. Never was a piece more aptly named...the music feels less like a typical scene that's been hung in a frame in a gallery and more like the experience of walking around Andalucía.
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