Danilo Cuellar - "Malaguena" by Ernesto Lecuona

This was played on a 50 year old piano we got for free from an old lady who kept it clean and polished but never played or tuned it. Please excuse the sound quality and focus on the music interpretation. I love the Castilian zest in this piece. Maybe I'll replay this piece on the 6' baby grand that has now replaced it.

Another piece of beautiful Castilian flavor I would like to learn is "Souvenirs D' Andalousie" by Louis M. Gottschalk. Any comment or criticisms are invited and appreciated.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Danilo
• Cuellar
• Malaguena
• Lecuona
• piano
• Spanish

[PeruvianPianist]

Sorry for the poor piano and video quality. I hope to repeat this recording on a beautiful baby grand piano in the near future. The piece will be much cleaner of course as well. :)

[IamBg90]

Paisano, well played, but it sounds like you have played on a church's bells

[GeneralHobog]

Ah yes, didnt read the side message about the tuning. I think itd be better on a different piano or if you tuned that one, that might do you some good too. :- )

[GeneralHobog]

Piano needs tuning?

[dinora503]

VERY GOOD

[gargoil5151]

Listen to how Anthony Feldman, 13yo, plays this song. He is on the money as far as playing it like Ernesto Lecuona played it. I could not tolerate more than a few seconds of how you massacred this song. Sorry, but you killed it!

[joehnlein]

i don't like the pauses inbetween the chords at the beginning. and i don't like the rate that you increased the tempo at in the beginning.

[kyrpt3]

very bad! learn to read composer's intent