Fascinating journey through the music that unites Debussy with Spanish
composers. Places are sounds: Granada. The city was a recurring source
of inspiration for Debussy, and yet the composer never visited it; his
knowledge of it was gained only indirectly through literary accounts,
images, and musical sources heard in Paris. All of these materials
served to unleash his imagination in regard to its sound, which
according to Falla represented ‘the truth without authenticity, as not a
single note is borrowed from Spanish folklore and yet, even in its
smallest details, it wonderfully expresses Spain’. A common element
links all the composers in the present program: the city of Paris. From
the end of the nineteenth to the early twentieth century, the French
capital was a fundamental goal for many Spanish composers, who at some
point in their lives went there for study or work purposes.
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