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Oliver British. Wendy British. Fred US English. Tessa South African. How to say asturias leyenda in sign language? Numerology Chaldean Numerology The numerical value of asturias leyenda in Chaldean Numerology is: 9 Pythagorean Numerology The numerical value of asturias leyenda in Pythagorean Numerology is: 3.

Select another language:. Please enter your email address: Subscribe. The central section has less detail of expression markings in the later version, therefore appearing less expressive, especially in the matter of rhythmic flexibility. Perhaps the most interesting difference, though subtle, concerns the addition of an accidental to several phrases in the melodic cante jondo section of the piece figure 6 : The later editions added a natural sign to the grace-note c -natural, removing the evocative augmented-second interval.

Only in the special case of those figures that use the augmented-second did he take the trouble to write out the notes in full. Segovia did not record his arrangement until much later, in it appears on An Andres Segovia Recital on the Brunswick label, AXTL , and he did not publish it until three years after that, in with Ricordi American in Buenos Aires.

From this point on, a steady stream of guitar arrangements of Leyenda began to appear on the market, the majority tacitly taking Segovia's edition as their primary source. In addressing these issues, Segovia introduced a number of distinguishing features into his arrangement of the piece: He added guitaristic triplet figuration in the outer Allegro sections figure 7 : He also departed from the constant staccato articulation of the original by adding sustained bass notes, as can be seen above.

He also introduced triplet figuration in a passage at the end of the slow central section that refers to the texture of the opening Allegro section inadvertently disguising the relationship between the two sections? Segovia substituted pizzicato eighth-notes and a concluding chord figure 10 : At one point in the Allegro sections it becomes impossible to retain both the upper and lower notes of an evocative Phrygian augmented-sixth chord. Segovia substituted the following chord, which preserves the correct upper tone, but alters the bass-note figure 11 : 6.

Following the criteria that I had established for the rest of the edition, working from the very first edition of the piece and intent on resisting the weight of tradition, this resulted in quite some differences between my version and the one previously established by Segovia. Here are some of the issues I addressed in the arrangement.

As already mentioned, the outer Allegro sections of this piece evoke the flamenco guitar, specifically the technique of playing a lower-voice melody with the thumb underneath a repeated upper open-string pedal, punctuated later in the section with emphatic "rasgueado" chords. To my ear, the interest in such passages lies in the momentary "collision" and crossing of the parts. I therefore chose a fingering that "plays" with the timbral differences between the repeated-note open-string pedal and the fretted melody beneath rather than placing this melody on the fourth and fifth strings, as do traditional guitar arrangements of the piece figure 12 : I also maintained the staccato articulation of lower voice and rasgueado chords throughout the Allegro sections.

The effect is one of a gradually accumulating insistency as the opening melodic motive is repeated over and over again, supported by the relentless, unchanging rhythm of the upper pedal. In other words, I felt no need to incorporate the triplet figuration of Segovia! Although the lower-voice melody remains essentially constant throughout the entire section, the upper repeated-note pedal does change, as does the bass-part during the "rasgueado" section.

Subscribe to Music Tales. Top stories. The Doors LP. By Serg Childed ;. Posted: March 6, 4 years ago. Music Periods: Romantic , s. Countries: Spain , USA. Musical Mode: Phrygian Mode.



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