Vicente Asencio: Collectici íntim, for Guitar (Score video)

Born in Valencia, Asencio began his musical training as a boy with his father. After studying violin in Castellón de la Plana with Emilio Bou, he moved to Barcelona to pursue studies at the Academia Frank Marshall with Frank Marshall and Enric Morera i Viura. He also studied privately in that city with Joaquín Turina and Ernesto Halffter. He also studied conducting in Paris and Milan.
Asencio began composing in the early 1920s, and his first major success was the ballet Fuego de Fiesta (1926). His earlier music displays an evident influence of the composer Manuel de Falla. In 1932 he founded the Conservatorio de Música de Castellón de la Plana with violinist Abel Mus. In 1934 he helped formed the Grupo de los Jóvenes, a group of talented young musicians in Valencia whose members also included Vicente Garcés and Ricardo Olmos among others.
Asencio's best-known works for the guitar are Elegía a Manuel de Falla (1946), Sonatina (1949), Collectici Íntim (1965), and Dipso (1973). He also wrote music for several successful ballets, most notably La casada infiel (1949) which is considered his best work in that genre. A number of the songs from that ballet were later transcribed by the composer for the guitar. He also wrote a considerable amount of orchestral music, including Preludio a la Dama de Elche (1949); Sonada alegre (1954); Llanto a Manuel de Falla (1955), and Danzas Valencianas (1963).
Marcin Dylla, guitar
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[@nelson949]

Como amante de la guitarra clásica y, sobre todo, de la obra de Asencio, Granados y Rodrigo, te agradezco por traer esta belleza. Es un deleite para los oídos. Saludos desde Argentina.

[@GNGianopoulos]

These are brilliant works - thank you for sharing!

[@Marunius]

Clever "disonances" that make a lot of sense on the guitar. Fantastic writing for the instrument and great playing too. Deserves a lot more clicks :))

[@EduardoMartinez-os8fo]

Qué belleza!!. Me encanta.

[@jimhatake]

A big thanks to share all these so beautiful but unknown pieces. I want to take my guitar and play everything !!

[@RumichaCaballero]

Qué gusto verte publicando música nuevamente amigo, te envío un gran abrazo y que la labor musical nunca se termine!! :D

[@BCscores]

Estimado Pedro, me da mucho gusto leerte por acá nuevamente. Mil gracias. Que así sea :)

[@RumichaCaballero]

@@BCscores siempre amigo, acá para apoyar en todo lo que se pueda!!!!

[@visitantearte6806]

0:02 I 4:32 II 7:34 III 10:32 IV 12:41 V

[@BCscores]

Thank you.

[@leszekkrzeminski3821]

0:02 La Serenor 4:32 La Joia 7:35 La Calma 10:32 La Gaubanca 12:42 La Frisanca