The piece "La Truhana" is based on the Tanguillo rhythm in 6/8 time but deviates to a 7/8 time signature in its central part, moving mischievously between different keys.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Manuel de Falla and Isaac Albéniz, pupils of Felipe Pedrell (father of Spanish national music), drew inspiration from Spanish folklore to create authentic Spanish music.
Composition History
Many elements used by de Falla and Albéniz, especially rhythmic ones, were directly borrowed from flamenco, particularly its characteristic guitar technique.
Performer Biography
Duo Joncol, comprising guitarists Britta Schmitt and Carles Guisado Moreno, debuted in Barcelona in 2008 and has since performed across Europe and America, winning awards for Spanish music interpretation.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Carles Guisado, a classical musician, incorporates flamenco and jazz influences into his compositions, often starting with a flamenco rhythm and reinterpreting it without stylistic dogma.
Recording & Production
A number of the compositions and arrangements on this album originated during a research trip through Andalusia in a camper van in June and July 2015.
Album & Artwork
The album "Aires de Andalucía" combines classical chamber music with flamenco, exploring the influence of Andalusian folk music on works by Manuel de Falla and Isaac Albéniz.
