Guitar Music of Venezuela Nirse González

• Vicente Emilio Sojo (1887–1974)
• 1 El Guarenero (Arr. N. González for Guitar) 01:52
• 2 Danza Venezolana (Arr. N. González for Guitar) 01:22
• 3 Sobre la arena (Arr. N. González for Guitar) 02:08
• Inocente Carreño (1919–2016): Guitar Suite No. 2:
• 4 I. Vals 04:20
• 5 II. Serenata 03:14
• 6 III. Merengue 02:02
• 7 IV. Danza 02:53
• Guitar Suite No. 1:
• 8 I. Preludio 03:43
• 9 II. Madrigal 02:33
• 10 III. Aire de danza 02:24
• Evencio Castellanos (1915–1984):
• 11 Evocación 02:15
• 12 Homenaje a Antonio Lauro 02:31
• Juan Bautista Plaza (1898 - 1965):
• 13 Homenaje a los Vihuelistas 02:17
• 14 Sonata a la antigua 03:27
• 15 Cortejo de sombras 04:20
• 16 Lejanías 02:08
• Federico Ruiz (1948 - ):
• 17 Pieza Número Uno 05:05
• 18 Piezas para Niños Menores de 100 Años: No. 12, Valles del Tuy (Arr. J.G. Guanchez for Guitar) 02:21
• Pedro Mauricio González (1959 - ): Tetralogía:
• 19 I. Tonada 03:03
• 20 II. Sangueo 02:19
• 21 III. Llamada 03:15
• 22 IV. Golpe 02:20
• Total Runtime 01:01:52

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Throughout the 20th century Venezuelan composers created a repertoire of guitar works that, with their vivid rhythms, folkloric elements and brilliant colours, captured the country’s musical soul – a process that continues to this day. These elements can be found in the rich lyricism of the folk songs arranged by guitarist Nirse González, in the charm of Inocente Carreño’s suites, or in the sophisticated synthesis of Latin American styles evoked by Federico Ruíz. Ceremonial ritual and use of the joropo dance are expressive features of Pedro Mauricio González’s Tetralogía.

Nirse Gonzales, guitar

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