Llanto Por Ignacio Sanchez Mejias
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In 1934 the Spanish poet Federico García Lorca wrote "LLanto," a haunting poem dedicated to a fallen matador named Ignacio Sánchez Mejías. The brilliant Andalusian composer Vicente Pradal composed a four-act, flamenco-flavored oratorio based on Lorca's poem. On this CD version, recorded in France, Pradal is joined in a vocal chorus consisting of Raquel Villar, Luis de Almería, and Chango Manzo, augmented by violinist-cellist Emmanuel Joussement, pianist Franck Monbaylet, saxophonist Hélène Arntzen, and flutist Luis Rigou. From the pizzicato-bassed "No Quiero Verla" to the intricate gitano dances on "Por las Grandes" and the festive "Los Hombres," Pradal beautifully blends Moorish, Arab, and Gypsy melodies and rhythms. Monbaylet's Chopin-Bill Evans pianisms and Arntzen's silky Lester Young-ish sax lines bridge classical and jazz instrumental traditions. Echoing Manuel de Falla and Miles Davis's Sketches of Spain, Llanto is a timeless work dedicated to the dancing musical traditions that choreographed the Iberian heart. --Eugene Holley Jr.
Llanto Por Ignacio Sanchez Mejias, Music, Vincente Pradal, Villar, Rigou, Monbaylet, Int'l & World Music, Pop, Spain & Portugal, World Music
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Ohana: Llanto por Ignacio Sánchez Mejías; Sarabande
Manufacturer: Accord
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B000004CE4
Release Date: 1997-05-27 |
Tracks:
- La cogida y la muertr
- La sangre derramada
- Cuerpo presente
- Alma ausente
- Sarabande pour clavecin et orch - Denyse Gouarne
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- A sample of Lorca's treasures
- Spoken Spanish Poetry
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Garcia Lorca Poems & Songs
Manufacturer: Vanguard Classics
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B0000023FY
Release Date: 1997-06-24 |
Tracks:
- Llanto por Ignacio Sanchez Mejias: La cogida y la muerte
- Llanto por Ignacio Sanchez Mejias: La sangre derremada
- Llanto por Ignacio Sanchez Mejias: Cuerpo presente
- Llanto por Ignacio Sanchez Mejias: Alma Ausente
- Cancion de Belisa
- La guitarra
- Las tres hojas
- El grito
- El silencio
- Las morillas de Jaen
- Prendimiento de Antonito el Camborio en el camino de Sevilla
- Muerte de Antonito el Camborio
- Despierte la novia
- La casada infiel
- Zapatera
- Romance de la Guardia civil espanola
- Song Of Mother Courage
- Interlude : Victory March
- Songs Of Fraternization
- Song Of Salomon
- Interlude : Victory March
- Lullaby
- Song Of The Great Capitulation
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A sample of Lorca's treasures.......2005-01-25
Germaine Montero's acting career started in a theater in Madrid, in the '30s, under the direction of none other than Frederico Garcia Lorca. In France, she first became known through her interpretations of Spanish songs, but her powerful voice also sang the French poets, such as Pierre Mac Orlan, Jacques Prevert, Joseph Kosma (Autumn Leaves), and Leo Ferré, as well as the classics of the French repertoire. On the stage, she interpreted Claudel, Pirandello and Bertold Brecht. She also appeared in many films. Montero's deep, remarkable voice, full of emotions, interprets with feelings and intelligence the beautiful lyrics of the great poet Frederico Garcia Lorca. I still have an old LP, which I purchased in the '50s, when I was fifteen, which I still play often although, by now, as you can imagine, it has seen better days. The same set of poems, with the beautiful guitar accompaniment, was published in the late '90s, but unfortunately is out of print and otherwise unavailable, but I am still hoping...
April 2005. Hurrah! I found one copy! But I'll still keep my old, scratched-up 33 rpm LP, for nostalgia sake .
Spoken Spanish Poetry.......2002-05-15
The poetry of Garcia Lorca is classic and well known as being among the greatest of the century. The reading by Germaine Montero is what makes this CD truly exceptional. Her voice and timing seem like the only possible interpretation of the poetry. For anyone who loves Spanish literature or who wants to perfect their Spanish, this is a gem.
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- Bullfighter mourned--Haunting and mystical music and voices
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Llanto Por Ignacio Sanchez Mejias
Vincente Pradal , Villar , Rigou , and Monbaylet
Manufacturer: L'empreinte Digitale
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B00003Z9U4
Release Date: 2000-01-11 |
Amazon.com
In 1934 the Spanish poet Federico García Lorca wrote "LLanto," a haunting poem dedicated to a fallen matador named Ignacio Sánchez Mejías. The brilliant Andalusian composer Vicente Pradal composed a four-act, flamenco-flavored oratorio based on Lorca's poem. On this CD version, recorded in France, Pradal is joined in a vocal chorus consisting of Raquel Villar, Luis de Almería, and Chango Manzo, augmented by violinist-cellist Emmanuel Joussement, pianist Franck Monbaylet, saxophonist Hélène Arntzen, and flutist Luis Rigou.
From the pizzicato-bassed "No Quiero Verla" to the intricate gitano dances on "Por las Grandes" and the festive "Los Hombres," Pradal beautifully blends Moorish, Arab, and Gypsy melodies and rhythms. Monbaylet's Chopin-Bill Evans pianisms and Arntzen's silky Lester Young-ish sax lines bridge classical and jazz instrumental traditions. Echoing Manuel de Falla and Miles Davis's Sketches of Spain, Llanto is a timeless work dedicated to the dancing musical traditions that choreographed the Iberian heart. --Eugene Holley Jr.
Customer Reviews:
Bullfighter mourned--Haunting and mystical music and voices.......2000-07-22
My wife and I just saw a live performance of this piece, performed by the cast on the CD, outside in the courtyard of a medieval castle in Perpignan, France. Even though the vast majority of the audience spoke French and the lyrics are in Spanish, we were all transfixed by the voices and the music-- Andalusian, with strong hints of the influence of the Moors. There were times when the audience was as silent between songs as I have ever heard an audience. The recording is very true to the live performance. Excellent musicians, especially the flute, cello, and saxophone. There are saxophone passages that are quite memorable. A very different experience, but one that is accessible and appealing to many. Give it a try.
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