Alberto Williams was one of those composers who closely identified with the gauchesco tradition. He was the first composer who conceived the idea of creating a genuine Argentine music
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Alberto Williams was one of those composers who closely identified with the gauchesco tradition. He was the first composer who conceived the idea of creating a genuine Argentine music
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Buenos Aires has always been a city of open doors to foreign influences, where cultural diversity is a daily relevant aspect of its population identity.
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Buenos Aires has always been a city of open doors to foreign influences, where cultural diversity is a daily relevant aspect of its population identity.
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Martín Kutnowski – “Five Tango Etudes” was awarded the Trimarg Prize 2004 by the Argentine Music Council, in a commercial recording by pianist Marcela Fiorillo.
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FRANZ LISZT – “Funerailles” – Elegy composed in October 1849 in response to the crushing of the Hungarian Revolution of 1848 as a tribute to three of Liszt’s friends who suffered in the failed Hungarian uprising
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Marcela Fiorillo performs Beethoven – Klaviersonate op.13, ” Grande Sonate Pathétique”, in C minor
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Marcela Fiorillo performs Beethoven – Klaviersonate op.10 N. 1, in C minor
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Marcela Fiorillo performs Beethoven – Sonatines Anh.5 N.1 and 2, Bagatelles op.33 N. 1, op.119 N. 1
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Marcela Fiorillo performs Manuel de Falla El Amor Brujo
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