Hispàniques by Joan Lamote de Grignon (Score)

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Ensembles: Full Orchestra
Genres: Classical Music
Period: Post Romantic Music
Formats: Conductor Score

REF: TR00115 Instrumentation: 3[1.2.3/pic] 3[1.2.3/ci] 3[1.2.clb] 3[1.2.3/cfg]- 4331 - timp+1 - 2arp - archi
Percussion: cym.sd.tri.bell(F#)
Duration: 20 Minutes
Editorial: Tritó
Pages: 98
Published in: 2012
ISBN: 9790692048312

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The suite Hispàniques was a vast project that Joan Lamote de Grignon began in 1911 with Andalusia. The idea was to create a symphonic trilogy using musical motifs from different regions of Spain. To get an idea of the projected scale of the work, it is only necessary to take a look at the score of Andalusia in the 1924 edition. Hispàniques is specified as a symphonic trilogy, whose first part consists of four movements: I. A ndalusia (symphonic scene) II. D ramatic gloss on the traditional song El testament d’Amèlia III. C atalan scherzo IV. A ragon (in the style of a jota) He only completed the first two movements of the first part. As regards the third, which takes the traditional song El bon caçador (The Good Hunter) as a theme, the unfinished general score has survived, whereas there are only some outline notes for Aragon.

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