Manuel de Falla - The Three Cornered Hat, Suite No. 1 - Riccardo Muti [Part 1/3]

[@Y2H]

Manuel de Falla is definitely one of the best classical composers in history!

[@PentameronSV]

[0:02 - Introduction]
0:23 - I. Mediodia (Afternoon)
2:25 - II. Danza de la molinera (Dance of the Miller's Wife)
4:58 - III. El Corregidor
5:59 - IV. Las uvas (The Grapes)

[@Nimenicamine01]

Extraordinaria orquesta. Una interpretación ejemplar a nivel mundial, para quien desee darse cuenta de como suena este sombrero.

[@MorwenLhingril]

TRUE story! We had to manage to finish the whole thing in one week.... there we learned the real meaning of 'desperateness' :D

[@joedeegan3870]

Thanks- I once had this LP and can't imagine why I got rid of it. Maybe disappointment with Mr Muti for leaving Philadelphia. I think he is a great conductor who made some bad career moves. I am hopeful for some great music making in Chicago. From what I have heard (on Utube) he is off to a great start.

[@Raelspark]

My favorite part comes at 2:25, the Miller's Wife's dance. Got to learn this on guitar.

[@BeaH751]

I hated playing on the bridge for this piece! It still sounded good though!

[@brtherjohn]

Muti owns this suite!

[@josephbadir2526]

Amazing, for my grandsons: il musichiesti Americani, One of them is a part time Soccer Quasi Captain, the elder is a pronounced morning Troubadour

[@IgNaceus]

Yes he is

[@karldelmatier6382]

So just curious. As a musician and a cellist, do you enjoy playing the late romantic Spaniards? Albeniez, Granados, de Falla? Gringo in CA. :)

[@KrlKngMrtssn]

Allegro ma non troppo

[@rparentsba]

Is it the Suite no 1 or 2?

[@BFG_10G]

The only part I really like is the Oboe section.

[@heisul]

Like what? lol. i'm intrigued.

[@brtherjohn]

Muti owns this suite!