Sonata a la Española

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Sonata a la Española is a 1963 work by the Spanish composer Joaquin Rodrigo. The piece has three movements. The first of these, allegro, introduces a steady tread against music with a nasal-like sound. The second, adagio, has a theme centered on the lower strings of the guitar. The final, allegro agasai, is a bolero mixed with the Spanish music.

[edit] Movements

  • 1. Allegro
  • 2. Adagio
  • 3. Allegro agasai

[edit] See also


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