Galician Songs
Borja Quiza / Fernando Briones
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Grand Auditorium Calouste Gulbenkian FoundationPricing
50% – Under 30 years old
15% – Over 65 years old
- Borja Quiza Baritone
- Fernando Briones Piano
María Domínguez
Viaxeiro que ves de lonxe (Celso Emilio Ferreiro)
Xosé Castro “Chané”
Gaiteiriño pasa (Joaquín Aramburu)
Cantiga “Unha Noite” (Manuel Curros Enríquez)
Juan Durán Alonso
Un repoludo Gaiteiro (Rosalía de Castro)
Xosé Fernández Vide
Cantan os galos (Eduardo Blanco Amor)
Julio Gómez
Tecelana (Manuel Cuña Novás)*
Sabino Ruiz de Jalón
El molino viudo (José Miguel de Azaola)*
Matilde Salvador
Cantiga antiga (Ernesto Guerra da Cal)*
Antonio Iglesias Vilarella
Nosa Señora da Barca (Federico García Lorca)*
Xavier Montsalvatge
Meus irmáns (Ramón Cabanillas)*
Vicente Asensio
O neno preguntaba (Celso Emilio Ferreiro)*
Miguel Asins Arbó
O gueiteiro (Manuel Curros Enríquez)*
Manuel Parada
Cantar da queimada (Baldomero Isorna)*
Antón García Abril
Coita (Álvaro de las Casas)*
Eduardo Toldrà
As froliñas dos toxos (Antón Noriega Varela)*
Francisco Calés Otero
Ribeirana (Eladio Rodríguez González)*
* Fundo Antonio Fernández-Cid, Library of the Fundación Juan March
Duration 60 minutes (no intermission)
Galician concert songs have experienced a golden era thanks to the determined efforts of Antonio Fernández-Cid (1916–1995). One of the leading chroniclers of 20th-century Spanish music, this critic commissioned around eighty songs based on Galician poems from the leading composers of the time. This virtually unprecedented corpus is housed in the Biblioteca de la Fundación Juan March and is the basis for this last concert in the cycle dedicated to the lyrical repertoire for voice and piano in the different Iberian languages.
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