Spanish Piano Music(西班牙钢琴音乐作品：德·法雅、阿尔伯尼兹、索勒尔和特里纳的24件作品)

The late 19th and early 20th centuries have been called the golden age of Spanish piano music--a rebirth of ferwent nationalism that ushered in a true keyboard renaissance. Brought to national awareness by the four most important composers of their generation—isaac Albdniz, Enrique Granados, Manuel de Falla and Joaquin Turina this new wave of music explored evervthing Spanish: the magnetic rhythms of Spanish dance, the dark lyricism of Spanish song, the Iberian countryside, the landscape, and the sights and sounds of eveuday life.

ANTONIO SOLER (1729-1783)
Fandango
ISAAC ALBENIZ (1860-1909)
　Malaguena (No. 3 from Espana [Spain], Op. 165/1890)
　Cantos de Espana·Spanish airs (Op. 232/1896)
　1. Preludio: Leyenda (Asturias)·Prelude: Legend
　2. Oriental " Orientaie
　3. Bajo la palmera·Under the palm tree
　4. C6rdoba
　5. Seguidillas
ENRIOUE GRANADOS (1867-1916)
　Goyescas (excerpts)·Reflections on Coya's paintings and tapestries (1911)
　Quejas 6 la maja y el ruisenor·Laments, or the maja and the nightingale
　E1 amor y la muerte: Balada·Love and death: Ballade
MANUEL DE FALLA (1876-1946)
　Pieces espagnoles·Spanish pieces (1902-8)
　　1. Aragonesa
　　2. Cubana
　　3. Montanesa (Paysage)·(Landscape)
　　4. Andaluza
E1 amor brujo (excerpts)·Love, the sorcerer (Ballet, 1914-15) (Piano arrangements of the orchestral score)
　Pantomime
　Ritual nre dance
E1 sombrero de tres picos (excerpts) " The three-cornered hat (Ballet, 1919) (Piano arrangements of the orchestral score)
　The miller's dance (Farruca)
　Dance of the miller's wife (Fandango)
　Dance of the neighbors (Seguidillas)
JOAQU[N TURINA (1882-1949)
　Danzas andaluzas " Andalusian dances (Op. 8/1912)
　　1. Petenera
　　2. Tango
　　3. Zapateado
Mujeres espanolas·Spanish women (Three portraits for piano, Op. 17/1917)
　1. La madrilena clnsica·The classic woman of Madrid
　2. La andaluza sentimental·The sentimental woman　of Andalusia (Monologue)
　3. La morena coqueta·The flirtatious brunette (Scene)