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Background: Garrick Ohlsson injects some much-needed Mediterranean light into this dark time of year with Granados's pianistic masterpiece, Goyescas. Written in the first decade of the twentieth century, it's a musical tribute to the great Spanish artist Francisco de Goya, under whose spell Granados had fallen as a young man.
Filled with a patriotic fervour for what he saw as a universally great Spanish genius, he wrote several pieces inspired by the painter's life and times. The six pieces that make up Goyescas are no mere tone-poems but instead draw on details from Goya's works - notably the Caprichos, a sequence of aquatints that satirized (and outraged) Spanish society. They draw on Spanish folk music too, as in the famous dialogue between the Maiden and the Nightingale, complete with a trilling cadenza at the end for the nightingale. Another product of Granados's preoccupation with the painter was the exuberant El pelele, which recounts the tale of a straw man being tossed on a trampoline, while the Allegro de concierto forms a fittingly brilliant endpiece. |
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COMPOSER: Enrique Granados |
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- Apr-2012 4 star BBC Music Mag. |
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CATALOGUE NR: CDA67846