Jesús Guridi -II "La Carrasquilla" from "Danzas viejas" Spanish post-romanticism

[abbyes]

Hey guys !

I've been playing this piece for a few months now, and I'd like to share it with you. It's not perfect yet, but I think it's kinda decent. Let me know if you like it or not, or any tips to keep improving it

Thanks !

[kalospiano]

Thank you very much for making me discover this piece! I had not heard it before and it seems quite nice. I guess your version is still improvable but you played very well already. Thanks for sharing.

[abbyes]

Thank you for your kind words !! I'm really glad that you liked this piece, it makes me really happy. And surely I'll keep improving my interpretation ^^

Thanks for listening

[cbreemer]

A lovely piece, with a real Spanish flavor to it, from a composer I so far only knew by name. You make a very good case for it, making me long to try out some of Guridi's work. Nice playing, thanks for the upload !

[abbyes]

A lovely piece, with a real Spanish flavor to it, from a composer I so far only knew by name. You make a very good case for it, making me long to try out some of Guridi's work. Nice playing, thanks for the upload !

I did not know of Jesús Guridi neither before my teacher gave my this piece ! I felt in love with him and started to listen to more of his piano repertoire, "Danzas viejas" which are 3 and "Piezas breves". He's amazing, I'm also looking forward to play some more of his repertoire

Thanks for listening and I'm glad you liked it, makes me really happy. If you ever try to play some Guridi's or spanish music I'd love to hear it

Kindest regards 

[cbreemer]

I like a teacher who gives a pupil something different instead of the usual staple fare Yes I may want to try some Guridi if I can get my hands on it. The only Spanish music I posted here so far is by Rodrigo and Falla.