Estudio para Piano de E. Granados

El Estudio para piano del compositor español Enrique Granados es una pieza, de carácter didáctico, que resulta de gran interés por ciertos pasajes. Publicada esta obra póstumamente, es una página personal y llena de pasajes de encanto, con gran sentido del intimismo, como la misma partitura señala, amorosamente, que se combina con otros pasajes de gran dificultad de ejecución, pero tratados siempre con gusto y expresividad. -wikipedia.

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Music

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• estudio
• piano
• granados
• goyescas
• integral
• posth.

[pghagen]

Hello TikiFury,

Could you inform me who is the pianist. I don't think it's Thomas Rajna. Could it be Alicia de Larrocha?

[TikiFury]

@pghagen I also thought that this was Alicia de Larrocha, but I've had many people who told me that this is not her, in fact. Besides, there is a user, newFranzFerencLiszt who has uploaded a whole series of granados works played by Tomas Rajna and in this list is the Estudio. I would say it is him, but I will try to find out if its really him. In the mean time, you may want to ask newFranzFerencLiszt about it, he may know more.

Keep watching!

[TikiFury]

@pghagen really? double check. I find them identical, even the time 3:07, the piano tune etc.

[pghagen]

@TikiFury Yes, I listened another time and you are right. It is the same artist, viz. Thomas Rajna. I listened to al the other works of Granados which were uploaded bij newfranzferencliszt. Some of them are really good, but what he does with the Allegro de Concierto I really do not understand. It sounds he has difficulties with the piece, but i don't think that's the case. It must be a totally different way of interpretation from Alicia.

[TikiFury]

@pghagen very true, i prefer De Larrocha's version. I was planning to upload it, but there are already many videos of the recording I have so, its not worth doing it.

[pghagen]

@TikiFury

Thks for yr. reply. I already listened to the rendition by Thomas Rajna via newFranzFerencLiszt, but i find his interpretation different from this one.

I don't know from where you have oploaded this Estudio, but does'nt the CD mention the pianists' name?