C. Huízar: Pueblerinas (1931)

Orquesta Filarmónica de la Ciudad de México dirigida por/ Mexico City Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by: Fernando Lozano
Pueblerinas se trata de un poema sinfónico en el que Candelario Huízar evoca la música popular de los pueblos del centro y norte de México; para tal efecto, cita dos melodías populares que son “El Jarabe de los Panaderos” y “El Sauce y la Palma”.
Pueblerinas is a tone poem in which Candelario Huízar evokes folk music of the townships of central and northern Mexico. For such a thing, he quotes two folk songs named “El Jarabe de los Panaderos” and “El Sauce y la Palma”.
More info/más información: musicalhistorie...
Imagen/image: El Globo / The balloon. Ramón Cano Manilla. 1931.

[@5000goelias]

Amo este poema sinfónico, loga muy bien su cometido siendo alegre y melancólico; una lastima que música Mexicana así tenga tan pocas reproducciones.

[@enrcislir]

Apoyemos esta música tan hermosa

[@patriciaurrutiaromero8290]

Padre de mi amiga Micaela Huizar.
En paz descansen.

[@sidoblesostenido]

❤️🙌🙌🙌 Que joya!!! 🇲🇽!!

[@marianabarriosdelatorre5380]

Música bella que merece que se le dé más difusion

[@past_notes6267]

+Gary King, yes it was part of a commercial recording, as well as Symphonies Nos. 1 & 3 by the same composer also presented in this channel. I think all of them are only available through Arkiv Music right now , which is a real shame considering I got the symphonies way instead of getting them in Mexico, my own country. It is also shameful that this composer doesn't get the attention he deserves in concerts here in Mexico.

[@opus88888]

+Past_notes More sophisticated than Moncayo, less known.

[@yraggnik]

This is wonderful music and deserves to be better known. Is this performance from a commercial recording?

[@juliogallegos350]

Viva Zacatecas!