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Eduardo Toldra: Seis Sonetos Volume 1

Toldra Seis Sonetos, (No.1 Cuaderno) para violin y piano.

Turina Musas De Andalucia No.1 Piano

Clio, No. 1 from Las Musas de Andalucia, Joaquin Turina's piano composition of 1943.

Jacinto Guerrero: No.1 Salida De Juan

De Los Gavilanes, No.1 Salida De Juan. Zarzuela En Tres Actos. Letra de J Ramos Martin.

Heitor Villa-lobos: Choros No.1 For Guitar

Composed in Rio in 1920, Villa-Lobos wrote the 'Choros no 1' for guitar, dedicated to his road-friends, the 'Choroes'.

Sanz Obras De Gaspar Sanz Volume 1 (tarrago) Guitar

'Obras de Gaspar Sanz', Volume 1, adapted and revised by G. Tarrago.

Albeniz: Gavota No.1 From Piezas Caracteristicas Op.92 Piano

Gavota, No.1 from Albeniz' Piezas Caracteristicas for the piano.

Issac Albeniz: Granada Serenata No.1 (Suite Espanola) Op.47

The Serenata from the Suite Espanola Opus 47 No.1 for the Piano.

Xavier Montsalvatge: Concertino 1 And 13 (Score/Parts)

Montsalvatge's Concertino 1 and 13, written in 1975 is a sometimes gritty, fleetingly Minimalist piece in which the solo violin line, played with a rounded, singing tone is set against a changing and consistently interesting string ensemble texture.

Tomás Luis De Victoria: 52 Motets Vol.1

Tomás Luis de Victoria (1548-1611) was one of the last representatives of the ?prima prattica?, the polyphonic style which was dominant in the period music history has labelled the ?renaissance?. Vol. 1 of these 52 motets for voice.

Montalban Metodo Piano 1

Albeniz: Iberia Volume 1

Book One of Albeniz' 'Iberia' compositions.

Escudero Canciones Cua 1

Benedito: Raza Vol.1

Conel PicotinEl Tio JuanEn El LavaderoJota MurcianaLa Blanca Nina

Bach: Preludio No.1 Clave Bien Temperado Volume 1 (Cardoso) for Guitar

Alard: Metodo Violin Volume 1

Varios Nueva Biblioteca Espanola De Musica De Teclado Vol.1

Volume 1 of a collection of keyboard music by Spanish composers of the 16th to 18th century, revised and transcribed by Antonio Baciero. Composers include Fray Tomas de Santa Maria, Antonio de Cabezon, Juan Cabanilles, Sebastian de Albero, Julian Prieto and J.B. Pergolesi.

Toldra Coleccion De Canciones Volume 1 Voice/pf

Eduardo Toldra (1895-1962) was a Catalan virtuoso violinist, conductor, and composer, whose students included Ros-Marbà and Montsalvatge. His compositional work consists largely of songs, folk dances, operas, and orchestral pieces; rather traditional in style, it was initially dismissed as old-fashioned compared to many of his contemporaries. Today however, a revival in interest in Catalan folk music and its influences mean he is growing in popularity. Coleccion De Canciones: Volume 1 gathers together some of his best-loved songs for Voice and Piano, showcasing his simple, warm, lyrical style. From the early Abril (1920) to Aquarel-la Del Montseny (1960), this collection spans most of his career, and forms a valuable addition to any vocalist’s repertoire.

Legaza: 26 Canciones Volumen 1 y 2 for Voice and Piano

10. Solera11. Soy El Mayoral12. La Faraon A12. Soy Emigrante13. Florista Gaditana. Vol. Ii.- 1. La Gitana Paya. 2. El Macetero13. Tu Fiesta Campera2. A La Saombra De Un Bambu. 3. Andalucia Y Su Copla3. Manolete4. Angel Luis Bienvenida4. Maria De Los Dolores5. Ante Esa Cruz 6. Antonio Bienvenida5. Mi B Arco Velero6. Mi Petenera7. Caballito Volador7. No Te Cases8. La Campana8. Pepe Luis Vazquez9. Dale Que Dale9. La RenegaVol. I - 1. El Agua Del Avellano

Morales: Polifonia Espanola Vol 1- Motetes

Lamentabatur JacobO Crux, Ave Spes UnicaVerbum Iniqum

Romero Sonata Scarlatta No. 1 Guitar

Pastor Metodo De Guitarra Part 1

Metodo de Guitarra, Primera parte, by Segundo Pastor.

Espla Lirica Espanola Vol.1 Piano

Lirica Espanola; Musical impressions of popular Spanish lyrics by Oscar Espla.

Calatayud: Preludio No.1 for Guitar

Power Obras Para Piano Vol.1

Rogelio Villar: Canciones Leonesas Vol.1

Canciones Leonesas (Leonese Songs) is a collection of folk melodies from the Leon region of north-west Spain, collected and arranged for solo Piano by Rogelio Villar . Volume One is the first of five by the composer. Rogelio Villar (1875-1937) was a Spanish composer, musicologist and pedagogue. Born in Leon, he studied at the Madrid Conservatory, where he later taught as well. His compositions were predominantly instrumental works; he avoided operatic music and gradually became more and more nationalistic in his style. He travelled widely throughout the Leon region, collecting and preserving many folk songs, which he later used in many of his compositions.