Composer: Fernando J. Obradors () Teresa Berganza, soprano; Felix Lavilla, piano. Aix-en-provence festival 18 July El Vito. El vito is a traditional folk song and dance music of Andalusia whose origins can be traced back to the 16th century. Its name refers to the “disease” known as St. Fernando (Ferran) Jaumandreu Obradors (–) was a Spanish composer . Obradors His orchestral work “El Poema de la Jungla” is inspired by The Jungle Book stories by Rudyard Kipling. Many of his contemporaries left Spain to .
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From the “no, no” to the fiesty “Ay!
This piece is so passionate. I enjoyed the rhythmic energy and drive of this music.
I want to play this piece now!! Connie April 6, at This piece does not end how I would have expected.
The piece is very atmospheric and has the feeling of being in the tavern, as is the origin of the piece. Some of the runs sound more pianistic than guitaristic, but the majority of the writing definitely sounds guitar inspired. Ben April 2, at 4: Another thrilling piece that keeps you on the edge of your seat! The introduction reminds me of Albeniz’s Leyenda. I really liked the different articulations that were used in the work as well with sections being more legato and others that were more snappy!
Newer Post Older Post Home. As is the case with all of Teresa Berganza’s performances that have been shared, she has an amazing expressive power and genuine performance persona that is impeccable.
It is such an effective performance. I love this piece!!! The piano is very reminiscent of the guitar with the repetitions, and the singer uses her face very well to interpret the text. For the time being, the topics are organized according to geographic locations. Shannon McAleb April 5, at I can really hear the inspiration from the guitar.
Berganza has a lovely sense of line, and the soft stacatti sections almost feel like teasing. Again, the dance begins when Berganza comes in. I really can imagine a woman in a sea of bullfighters. You have these lithe and bouncing stacatti sections that serve as the buildup to the larger, sweeping melodic figures, giving the entire piece a sense of tension and release.
Brooklyn April 7, at It was playful without feeling affectated. Katherine Curtis April 10, at 8: The rhythmic intensity paired with the ease and improvisatory nature of this song create an atmosphere of unpredictability. Grant mack April 9, at 9: April Phillips April 5, at A driving, perpetual introduction, a vocal line that is very dance-like as well as seductive. What a sensual piece. Need to say it again: Stop your teasing, sir, else I’ll blush!
Fernando Obradors
Ednaldo Borba April 12, at 1: Beverly April 8, at 8: Her body language was great as well. Con el vito, vito, vito, con el vito, vito, va.
I really love the rhythmic qualifies in the piano, and how they are mirrored in the vocal line. Then there is a break in the dance again when the piano has its little interlude.
How exciting when the images are so clear from listening to a piece. That was immediate impression I got after hearing this recording. This has always been one of my favorite Spanish songs, not only to play, but simply to listen too.
Song Lied Mélodie: “El vito” by Obradors
Katalin April 7, at 2: Teresa Berganza does this perfectly, beautifully, and with dramatic intent. The drama and excitement is gripping and very much sounds like something that would appeal to bull fighters. How to orbadors this site: It feels less like a dance until Berganza comes in.
The way the voice and piano interact is playful, discrete and yet so profound. Amalia Osuga April 6, at 9: I love the, as Abby put it, crispness of this piece and I love the way it exists intimately with dl passion.
And I really like Teresa Berganza’s facial expressions and body language in here. Underlying the melody is a sense of danger, and I love how Berganza draws the listener in.
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The guitar figures are apparent in the piano accompaniment. It looks obradirs fun to perform. The Links and Labels below should be helpful in finding what you are looking for.
It was so nice to hear it performed by such an expert vocalist.