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Colors of Spain by Daniel Estrem Daniel Estrem : Colors of Spain.
 Colorful classical guitar.

The red and yellow "Colors of Spain" are said to be descriptive of the Spanish personality. Red identifies passion, blood and love while yellow indicates the warm spanish sun. On this recording Daniel Estrem gives a fluid and precise interpretation of spanish classics with the majority of the works by Isaac Albeniz. One can easily conjure up the sights, fragrances and sounds of Spain when hearing this music. It is highly expressive and gorgeously sensuous. Albeniz himself said of his music that "It contains sunlight, warmth and the taste of olives."
Songs:

1. Rumores de la Caleta (Malaguena) from Recuerdos de viaje Op 71 (Isaac Albeniz)
2. Spanish Dance no 2 (Oriental) (Enrique Granados)
3. Granada (Serenata) from Suite Espanola Op 47 (Isaac Albeniz)
4. Tango Espanol (Isaac Albeniz)
5. Intermezzo (from Goyescas) (Enrique Granados)
6. Bajo la Palmera no 3 from Cantos de Espana Op 232 (Isaac Albeniz)
7. Mallorca (Barcarola) Op 202 (Isaac Albeniz)
8. Tango from Espana seis hojas de album Op 165 (Isaac Albeniz)
9. Cordoba (Nocturne) no 4 from Cantos de Espana Op 232 (Isaac Albeniz)
10. Cuba (Capricho) from Suite Espanola Op 47 (Isaac Albeniz)
11. Evocacion from Suite Iberia (Isaac Albeniz)
12. Spanish Dance no 4 (Villanesca) (Enrique Granados)
13. Asturias (Leyenda) no 1 from Cantos de Espana Op 232 (Isaac Albeniz)
14. Zambra Granadina (Danza Oriental) (Isaac Albeniz)
15. La Vida Breve (Spanish Dance no 1) (Manuel de Falla)

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Release date: 3/12/2010
Daniel Estrem lives in Minnesota USA

Tagged as: Classical, Baroque, Spanish, World, Instrumental, Composer: Enrique Granados, Composer: Isaac Albeniz, Composer: Manuel de Falla, Classical Guitar

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