Thanx a lot!!! I thought, Asturias would end higher up on that list regarding difficulty (I started to learn it half a year ago but couldn't improve the big jumps...). I guess over the years I will learn more or less every piece out of it - they are all great!
Albeniz is one of my great loves, and so is de Larrocha. I plan to play a complete Iberia in 06.
Hi, just wondering if Im to play about 3 pieces of these dances, in a programme, is it ok to change the order of in which they are performed. for example to first play the leyenda, and then the aragon, caus eit makes a better ending piece?
Hey guys!I'm starting to learn Granada out of Albeniz' Suite Espanola - I love that piece and the whole suite - especially Asturias a.k.a. Leyenda. I'm planning on learning the whole suite over the next months or years and would like to know, in which order of difficulty these piece stand. Could someone sort them from easiest to hardest and possibly give them difficulty grades?The pieces are:GranadaCatalunaSevillaCadizAsturiasAragonCubaCastillaI think, Granada is (one of) the easiest and Asturias the hardest, but maybe I'm wrong...Thanks,FoN
Have you capricho Catalan by Albeniz, one of the most beautiful, and easiest of his pieces. I first learnt it on classical guitar and now play it on piano. Good luck.
I know classical guitar requires long, well shaped and polished fingernails on the right hand. I used to play a lot of Albinez, Granados, etc. on the guitar. Piano requires short nails. Just curious how you can manage to play both guitar and piano. Thanks.