Phideas1
04-08-2014, 05:09 PM
CAFE PARADISO
Steve Eriquiaga, guitar
1997
Presto, Bach
Sicilienne, Faure
Arioso, Bach
Serenede, Rachmaninov
After a dream, Faure
Prelude in C Minor, BAch
If dreams could dance, Erquiaga
Two Preludes, Chopin
-E minor, No.4
-C minor, No. 20
Themes from Cinema Paradiso, Morricine
Under the Tuscan sun, Erquiaga
Pavane for a dead princess, Ravel
https://mega.co.nz/#!U99SSYpZ!KUkRaKrrANugAKwGo_9YO1mfeZpxE1wTAnF6Rbl sos8
Ravel was rather prickly about his music, including the Pavane which he insisted be played as the pace it was written. Most took the title (which was made up after the composition was complete for lack of any other title) serious and would drag the music out. Ravel grumbled, "It is called Pavane for a dead princess, not dead pavane for a princess."
Steve Eriquiaga, guitar
1997
Presto, Bach
Sicilienne, Faure
Arioso, Bach
Serenede, Rachmaninov
After a dream, Faure
Prelude in C Minor, BAch
If dreams could dance, Erquiaga
Two Preludes, Chopin
-E minor, No.4
-C minor, No. 20
Themes from Cinema Paradiso, Morricine
Under the Tuscan sun, Erquiaga
Pavane for a dead princess, Ravel
https://mega.co.nz/#!U99SSYpZ!KUkRaKrrANugAKwGo_9YO1mfeZpxE1wTAnF6Rbl sos8
Ravel was rather prickly about his music, including the Pavane which he insisted be played as the pace it was written. Most took the title (which was made up after the composition was complete for lack of any other title) serious and would drag the music out. Ravel grumbled, "It is called Pavane for a dead princess, not dead pavane for a princess."
