Itzhak Perlman – Sarasate, Spanish Dances op.22 no.1 Romanza Andaluza

Tica Sanchez Garcia

Published on Jan 15, 2015

Imágenes de Andalucía – España
It is located at the south of the Iberian Peninsula and
is the southernmost point of Europe.
Its northern frontier is marked by the Sierra Morena Mountains,
which separate the Castilian plain to the north and the Guadalquivir River
basin to the south. To the west, the Guadiana River separates Andalusia
from Portugal in the province of Huelva..
To the south, the waters of the Atlantic Ocean
wash the shores of Huelva and Cadiz provinces, while the Mediterranean meets
the coast in the provinces of Cadiz, Malaga, Granada and Almería.
In the east, its frontiers are marked by the Mediterranean coast
of Almería and the Levante area of eastern Spain.
Covering 87,268 km², Andalusia is Spain’s second largest
Autonomous Region
The Guadalquivir River has created a fertile valley
which shares its name.
Along with one of its tributaries, the Genil, it is Andalusia’s
fundamental physical axis.
From its source in the Sierra de Cazorla Mountains to the East,
through to its mouth in the west alongside the marshes of the Doñana
National Park, the Guadalquivir is a source of life
for the landscapes it crosses
50% of Andalusia is mountainous terrain and a third of its land area
is over 600 metres above sea level. It has an extensive high plateau
and 46 peaks reaching over 1,000 metres.
Sierra Nevada, in the heart of the Penibética Range is home to the region’s
highest peaks – Mulhacén and Veleta, over 3,400 metres.

Borodin ~ Symphony No. 3 in A minor, great compositions/performances

Borodin ~ Symphony No. 3 in A minor ~ Complete

Billy Stewart

Published on Oct 30, 2012

A 2 movement symphony?! Yes; well, sort of. This was Alexander Borodin‘s final symphony and he never finished it so his friend, composer Alexander Glazunov, finished and orchestrated the work for performance.

The First Movement is a Moderato assai and the Second is a Scherzo.

Performing is the State Symphony Orchestra of Russia with Evgeny Svetlanov at the baton.

 

Exploding Beethoven: Tempest Sonata Live from Paris Valentina Lisitsa: great compositions/performances

Exploding Beethoven: Tempest Sonata Live from Paris Valentina Lisitsa

ValentinaLisitsa

Watch at your own risk – I warned you 🙂
Live from Paris, Salle Gaveau , May 21, 2014.
Sonata Op 31 No.2 D Minor
Piano Pleyel 1892 provided by Regie Pianos
http://www.regiepianos.com/pianos_fic…