Breton, T.: Escenas Andaluzas / En La Alhambra / Opera Preludes
6/16/2009, 9 Tracks, 1:03:57
Featuring
Miguel Roa
Orquesta de la Comunidad de Madrid
Tomás Bretón
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Recording & Production
This album was recorded in March 2004 and September 2005 at the Rehearsal Hall of the Orchestra and Chorus of the Comunidad de Madrid, Teatro Isabel Clara Eugenia, Spain.
Composition History
Bretón composed over 120 works, including nine operas and more than fifty zarzuelas, though most have been overshadowed by his one-act zarzuela La verbena de la Paloma.
Performer Biography
Miguel Roa, the conductor on this album, made his debut in 1964 with Rigoletto and has held significant positions, including Musical Director of the Teatro de La Zarzuela.
Performer Biography
The Orquesta de la Comunidad de Madrid, established in 1987, is known for its innovative programs combining contemporary and traditional repertoire.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Bretón was a passionate advocate for Spanish classical music, arguing it should be considered equal to German and Italian music.
Composer Biography
Tomás Bretón, a Spanish composer, was a director of the Madrid Conservatory and a renowned conductor, active in various musical fields.
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