Alexandre Tansman – Guitar Music (Complete) (1994, FLAC)

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Tracklist:

01. Cavatina – Preludio: I. Allegro con moto [0:02:55.40]
02. II. Sarabande: Lento [0:02:59.10]
03. III. Scherzino: Allegro con moto [0:02:34.10]
04. IV. Barcarole: Andantino grazioso e cantabile [0:03:17.17]
05. Andante pomposo [0:02:20.38]
06. Moderato [0:03:12.00]
07. Suite in modo polonico � I. Entree: Moderato cantabile [0:02:36.02]
08. II. Gaillarde (XVIe siecle): Allegretto [0:01:05.05]
09. III. Kujawiak Mazurka: Lento [0:02:17.53]
10. IV. Tempo de polonaise: Allegretto vivo [0:01:28.35]
11. V. Kolysanka No. 1 (Berceuse d’Orient): Andante cantabile [0:03:02.50]
12. VI. Reverie: Lento [0:02:10.55]
13. VII. Alla Polacca: Allegro con moto [0:02:17.00]
14. VIII. Kolysanka No. 2: Lento [0:02:01.40]
15. IX. Oberek Mazurka: Vivace giocoso [0:02:03.62]
16. Variations sur un theme de Scriabine – Theme: Lento [0:00:49.33]
17. Variation I: Istesso tempo [0:00:52.47]
18. Variation II: Un poco piu mosso [0:00:32.70]
19. Variation III: Vivo (non troppo) [0:01:00.35]
20. Variation IV: Lento cantabile, un poco rubato [0:01:29.33]
21. Variation V: Allegretto grazioso (quasi Mazurka) [0:00:47.25]
22. Variation VI: Allegro con moto (Fugato) [0:02:16.02]
23. Hommage a Chopin � I. Prelude: Andante cantabile [0:01:17.48]
24. II. Nocturne: Moderato [0:02:01.45]
25. III. Valse romantique: Allegro ma non troppo [0:02:45.70]
26. Moderato [0:03:25.07]
27. Moderato: Tempo di Mazurka [0:03:04.08]
28. Deux chansons populaires – No. 1: Andante [0:02:48.57]
29. No. 2: Alegretto [0:02:36.30]
30. Suite – Invenzione: Allegro moderato [0:01:27.43]
31. Notturno romantico: Lento e Cantabile [0:01:47.70]
32. Segovia: Allegro con moto [0:01:46.68]

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Alexandre Tansman (June 12, 1897 – November 15, 1986) was a prolific composer and virtuoso pianist. He spent his early years in his native Poland, but lived in France for most of his life. His music is primarily neoclassical, drawing on his Polish and Jewish heritage as well as his French musical influences.