Joaquín Rodrigo : Concierto para una fiesta for guitar and orchestra (1982)

I. Allegro deciso 00:00-10:15
II. Andante calmo 10:15-21:20
III. Allegro moderato 21:20-28:20
Performed by Pepe Romero (guitar) and the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields conducted by Sir Neville Marriner.

[@EduardoLabrin-ww6nd]

Tengo una alarma que me despierta con la radio sonora de por acá, y despertarme con esta bella pieza hizo que todo mi dia se sintiera mucho mejor, trabajar con esta melodia en la cabeza se hizo hermoso.

[@marlonguitarist]

Dazzling performer, dazzling orchestra, dazzling conductor, dazzling recording.

[@bgccallahan4116]

Rodrigo never fails to deliver! In the hands of an excellent orchestra/conductor/soloist especially. But his works are such that work the strings of our hearts as it is!

[@CuCuCandy]

Wunderschön!! Bravo 👏👏👏

[@clappzzz]

Love guitar with orchestra, especially Rodrigo.

[@josedelarosareyes5362]

Increible composicion e interpretación. Sin palabras

[@aimargarcia4716]

De hecho, este es el último concierto compuesto por Rodrigo.

[@simonthoo6870]

The best guitar concerto in the world

[@MauricioHernandez-xw7qm]

Fantástica musica ¡¡

[@maxmerry8470]

Absolutely stunning balance in the engineering from Philips only serves to enhance a brilliant performance from soloist and orchestra alike. Great upload!

[@guilhermetinoss]

It remember´´s me Aranjuez...

[@aimargarcia4716]

The second movement has reminiscences with Concierto de Aranjuez's "Adagio".

[@axel15473]

@@aimargarcia4716 probably it is completely different in its meaning. The Adagio from Aranjuez is completly melodic. The second movement from this concierto is with his rhythm changes rhythmic and Restless.