Granda: La flor de la canela

This page lists all recordings of La flor de la canela, by Chabuca Granda (1920-83) on CD & DVD.

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June 2007

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Celebración: Gustavo Dudamel & Juan Diego Flórez:

Celebración: Gustavo Dudamel & Juan Diego Flórez:

2010 Opening Night Concert at Walt Disney Concert Hall


Donizetti:

Ah! mes amis, quel jour de fête! (from La Fille du Régiment)

Granda:

La flor de la canela

arranged by Juan Diego Flórez

Grever:

Júrame

Gutierrez, P E:

Alma Llanera

Lara, Augustin:

Granada

Márquez:

Danzón No. 2

Moncayo:

Huapango

Rossini:

La gazza ladra Overture

Principe più non se (from La Cenerentola)

Semiramide Overture

La speranza più soave (from Semiramide)

Verdi:

La donna è mobile (from Rigoletto)


In October 2010, Gustavo Dudamel was joined by close musical friend, Juan Diego Flórez for the gala opening of his second season as Music Director of the LA Philharmonic. Performing at the Walt Disney Concert Hall, the sparkling program featured Rossini arias and overtures as well as popular songs and dances that celebrate the two artists’ Latin American heritage.

“Flórez sang splendidly… his Rossini with Dudamel was all class… Dudamel brought out wonderful instrumental details. The orchestra sparkled.” Los Angeles Times

The DVD includes interviews with both Gustavo Dudamel and Juan Diego Flórez.

DVD Video

Region: 0

Format: NTSC

DG - 0734628

(DVD Video)

$20.50

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South American Getaway

South American Getaway


Bacharach:

South American Getaway

Ben Jor:

Más que nada

Granda:

La flor de la canela

Kaiser-Lindemann:

Die 12 in Bossa-nova

Piazzólla:

Fuga y Misterio

Chiquilin de Bachin

Adiós Nonino

Salgán:

A fuego lento

Villa-Lobos:

Bachianas Brasileiras No. 1 for at least 8 cellos

Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5: Aria and Dança (Martelo)


Juliane Banse (Soprano)

The 12 Cellos of the Berlin Philharmonic

Who knew that the solid, staid old Berlin Philharmonic had such a groovy group of swingers in its cello section? One of them plays the maracas during the rests in his part, others slap their instruments with abandon, and some of them even shout at appropriate moments: if this makes them sound like trainspotters letting their hair down, it's not meant to. This recording of South American and South American-inspired music is full of joy from beginning to end, and played with the kind of accuracy other ensembles only dream of. The mood ranges from sultry and sweaty (Kaiser-Lindemann's Brazilian Variations) through coolly intellectual (the Fugue from Bachianas Brasileiras No. 1) to pure sunshine (Burt Bacharach's "South American Getaway"). The arrangements are models of their kind, and the cellists respond to their challenges with bravura and passion--at times creating sounds remarkably like a bandonéon, at others producing perfect harmonics in octaves or just singing out with pure joy. Irresistibly seductive.

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EMI - 5569812

(CD)

$15.75

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