Isaac Albéniz

La Vega

Milton Rubén Laufer (校訂)

Urtext Edition, paperbound

Piano solo

ページ数 38 (VI+32), 大きさ 23,5 x 31,0 cm

重さ 172 g

HN 823 · ISMN 979-0-2018-0823-9

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“La Vega” depicts the view over the plain of Granada, as seen from the Arabian palace, the Alhambra. The attractive landscape inspired Albéniz to compose this delicate, impressionistic work with an almost meditative character. Claude Debussy was so impressed that he would have liked to have visited the place immediately. “La Vega” has survived in two very different versions, both of which we have reproduced in their complete form in our Urtext edition. Thus, the player is afforded a unique insight into Albéniz’ compositional methods.Read more about this edition in the Henle Blog.

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Isaac Albéniz

He numbers among the most important Spanish composers. His oeuvre consists predominantly of piano music and stage works.

1860	Born in Camprodón (Gerona province) on May 29; soon thereafter his family moves to Barcelona; first piano instruction with his sister at age three and a half, first public performance at age five, subsequent piano studies with Narciso Oliveras.
from 1867	Eventful youth due to concert tours with his father and sister to Paris, the Spanish provinces, then on his own to Puerto Rico and Cuba.
1876–79	Studies in Brussels.
1883–86	Studies composition in Barcelona with Felipe Pedrell, who persuades him of the value of Spanish folk music. This results in piano compositions such as “Recuerdos de viaje,” Op. 71 (1886–87); “España: Seis hojas de album,” Op. 165 (1890); “Cantos de España,” Op. 232 (1891–94).
1889	Breakthrough as a pianist, concertizing in Paris and London.
1890–93	Engaged in London by the agent Henry Lowenfeld; operetta “The Magic Opal” (premiere 1893).
1893	Relocation to Paris, studies with Vincent d’Indy and Paul Dukas.
1895/96	Premieres in Barcelona of his operas “Henry Clifford” (1895) and “Pepita Jiménez” (1896) with Spanish colorings in the libretti and music.
1898–1903	He plans the trilogy “King Arthur” (“Merlin,” “Lancelot,” “Guenevere”), of which just “Merlin” is completed; concert performance of the original version does not take place until 1998.
1905–08	Composes “Iberia,” one of his chief works for piano, in which he reworks the sounds and rhythms of Spanish folk music.
1909	Death in Cambô-les-Bains (Basses-Pyrénées) on May 18.