The Best of Martin Jones: Discover Guastavino

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Release Date: 5th Oct 2018
Catalogue No: NI7728
Label: Nimbus
Length: 70 minutes

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Guastavino: Pieces (3)

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I. Gato

Track length1:22

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II. Bailecito

Track length3:33

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III. Tierra Linda

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Guastavino: Tres Sonatinas (1949): Retama

Work length4:34

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Guastavino: La niñas

Work length5:55

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Guastavino: Romance de Cuyo (La Zamacueca) (1953)

Work length5:03

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Excerpt, Guastavino: Diez Preludios (1952)

Work length5:10

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IV. Margarita - Grave

Track length3:21

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VII. Cuantas estrellas - allegretto scherzando

Track length1:49

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Excerpt, Guastavino: Diez Cantilenas Argentinas (1958)

Work length15:39

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II. Adolescencia - Allegretto moderato molto expressivo

Track length4:20

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V. Abelard Olmos - Andante sostenuto

Track length5:09

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VII. Herbert - Andante

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Guastavino: Las niñas (No. 1 from Tres romances argentinos)

Work length7:13

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Guastavino: Las Presencias (1961)

Work length15:18

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II. Ortega - Andante sostenuto

Track length3:44

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III. Federico Ignacio Cespedes Villega - Allegro

Track length3:58

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IV. Mariana - Sostenuto

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V. Horacio Lavalle - Andantino

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Guastavino: Cantos Populares (10)

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VIII.

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Celebrated British pianist Martin Jones recorded the complete piano music of Carlos Guastavino (1912- 2000) in 2008 on 3 CDs. This is a compilation of his best music. Tonal harmony and memorable melodies made Guastavino a national figure and one of the most beloved of Argentinean composers. The history of Argentine concert music during the 20th century was a process of the absorption of various European influences and their melding with more indigenous traditions. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries Argentine composers tended to study in Europe or North America, and the result was the appearance of a number of striking personalities who eventually attracted world-wide attention. Three names now stand out: Alberto Ginastera, Mauricio Kagel and Astor Piazzolla, the supreme master of the Tango, who succeeded in spanning the divide between popular and sophisticated tastes.

The Best of Martin Jones: Discover Guastavino

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