España Romántica. Anthology of Guitar Works by Spanish Masters of the 19th Century - Vol. 2: 10 Advanced Pieces Vol. 2: 10 Advanced Pieces Acoustic Guitar - Sheet Music

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Instrument:

Acoustic Guitar Classical Guitar

Genres:

Romantic Period

Publishers:

Ut Orpheus

Format:

Score

Item types:

Physical

Usages:

School and Community

Detailed Description

Guitar

SKU: UT.CH-275

Vol. 2: 10 Advanced Pieces. Edited by Mario Martino. Saddle stitching. Classical. Score. Ut Orpheus #CH 275. Published by Ut Orpheus (UT.CH-275).

ISBN 9790215325128. 9 x 12 inches.

Musiche di Julián Arcas, José Brocá, Antonio Cano, Tomás Damas, José Ferrer, Juan Parga, José Viñas

After the height of glory reached in the first decades of the nineteenth century, the guitar in Europe underwent a slow and relentless decline which distanced it from the concert halls. The music for guitar in Spain, as well as referring in style to the ancient splendours of the classical period and to the new free forms of Romanticism such as the Nocturnos, drew from the folklore heritage, offering pieces of clearly popular tradition.
The selection here gathers together music by Spanish guitarists who were alive after the death of Dionisio Aguado (Madrid, 1784-1849) and who composed throughout the second half of the nineteenth century up until the beginning of the twentieth, leaving to Francisco Tárrega (Villareal, Castellón, 1852 – Barcellona, 1909), the task of finally restoring to the guitar the role it once had.