Segovia: Guitar Music Alberto La Rocca

• Andrés Segovia (1893-1987): Once Preludios:
• 1Preludio No. 100:46
• 2Fatiga03:01
• 3León01:11
• 4Preludio No. 400:42
• 5Preludio a deli01:08
• 6Preludio en si menor02:23
• 7Preludio madrileño03:56
• 8Preludio sobre un tema de Aparicio Méndez01:51
• 9Preludio No. 901:00
• 10Preludio No. 1000:50
• 11Vara01:07
• Estudio en Mi mayor (1921):
• 12Estudio en Mi mayor03:33
• Estudio para deli (1938):
• 13Estudio para deli01:31
• Recordando a deli:
• 14Estudio para sus deditos inteligentes03:26
• Estudios (1955):
• 15I. Oración02:35
• 16II. Remembranza03:15
• Estudio-Vals (1960):
• 17Estudio-Vals02:19
• Estudio sin luz (1954):
• 18Estudio sin luz03:15
• Improntu:
• 19Improntu01:37
• Two Pieces (1975):
• 20I. Estudio03:07
• 21II. Humorada02:02
• Veintitrés canciones populares de distintos países (1941):
• 22I. Inglesa01:13
• 23II. Escocesa01:10
• 24III. Irlandesa00:52
• 25IV. Rusa01:55
• 26V. Rusa00:47
• 27Vi. Tscheca00:51
• 28VII. Polaca01:05
• 29VIII. Polaca00:54
• 30IX. Finlandesa01:13
• 31X. Finlandesa00:31
• 32XI. Serbia00:34
• 33XII. Serbia01:02
• 34XIII. Croata01:07
• 35XIV. Croata00:44
• 36XV. Eslovania01:35
• 37XVI. Sueca01:09
• 38XVII. Bretona00:57
• 39XVIII. Vasca00:59
• 40XIX. Catalana00:26
• 41XX. Catalana00:35
• 42XXI. Catalana01:10
• 43XXII. Francesa01:19
• 44XXIII. Catalana01:07
• Total Runtime01:07:50

Info zu Segovia: Guitar Music

Andrés Segovia als Komponist: Ohne das Können und Charisma von Andrés Segovia (1893– 1987) hätte sich die Gitarre nicht als ein essenzielles Soloinstrument der klassischen Musik etabliert. Sein Ruhm als Interpret überschattet sein Werk als Komponist: Immerhin rund 50 Stücke hinterließ der Andalusier. Aus diesen wählte der Italiener Alberto La Rocca zwei Zyklen (Once Preludios und Veintitrés canciones populares de distintos países) und acht kleinformatige Werke aus. In seinen feingliedrigen Interpretationen versucht La Rocca erst gar nicht, Segovias markanten Stil zu imitieren, vielmehr erarbeitet er sich einen eigenen, persönlichen Zugang zu den Kompositionen.

Alberto La Rocca, Gitarre

Alberto La Rocca
was born in Thiene in 1967. He graduated in guitar from the "F. E. Dall'Abaco" Conservatory in Verona under the direction of Giancarlo Rado. He attended courses held by Angelo Gilardino, Stefano Grondona, Michele Calgaro, Ruggero Chiesa and Leo Brouwer. As regards the creative approach to music he has attended courses with Meredith Monk, John Paynter and Roberto Dani. In 1994 he graduated with the highest honours in Disciplines of Art, Music and Performing Arts (DAMS) at the University of Bologna with a degree dissertation on guitar creative teaching.

He won several international competitions as for interpretation.

He gives concerts in Italy and abroad (in the Netherlands, France, Germany, Croatia, Hungary), both as a soloist and in various ensembles, including the Miroirs duo and Tampalini/La Rocca (two guitars) , The Musicaedro (eight guitars), the duos Dal Bianco /La Rocca and Guglielmi / La Rocca (flute and guitar), the trio Le temps retrouvé (flute, viola and guitar), the Breganze Plectrum Orchestra, the guitar quartets Concordia and Harmonious Blacksmiths.

He has composed the music for some collective performances, choreography and openings of artistic events, collaborating among others with Patricia Zanco and Mauro Lazzaretti (actors), Giuliano Francesconi (photographer), Massimo Ballardin and Oreste Sabadin (painters), Chiara Bortoli e Lucy Briaschi (dancers), Igor Brunello (writer) e La Zonta (acting company). 

He has recorded for record labels Velut Luna, Blowoutstudio and GuitArt.

He concerns himself with music education and has composed several pieces of educational character for teaching guitar and piano, including the method “CON LA CHITARRA" and “L’ALTRA CHITARRA" (Ed. Santabarbara). He has collaborated with the Musical Education Italian Society (S.I.E.M.) and has published some articles on music teaching in the magazines "Il Fronimo" (n. 90) and "Musica Domani" (n. 97).

He has taught guitar in various Music Schools, the "G. Tartini" Conservatory in Trieste and the "G. P. Palestrina“ Conservatory in Cagliari.

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