Cover of Narciso Yepes Concierto de Aranjuez
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THE REVIEW

Narciso Yepes: Concierto de Aranjuez

When music reaches incredibly high levels, when music needs no words, when music is communicative, when music is the bread. 10 strings that are plucked and trembled to reach the stomach, to make us clasp our hands to our chest, to give us the Music.

Peoples who have different languages to express their thoughts and feelings, languages that rarely allow mutual understanding, can with music manifest their sensations and passions, thus overcoming the confusion of languages. From this it results that music is universal expression above the peoples, it is art understood and felt by the simplest to the most chosen spirits.

I want to share with you this music that is so dear to me to overcome this monitor and sit next to you who read, and to be able to be there while something wonderful happens.

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This review praises Narciso Yepes' Concierto de Aranjuez as a profound musical experience that transcends language barriers. The 10-string guitar performance conveys deep emotions and universal artistic expression. The reviewer shares a personal connection to this timeless classical masterpiece, highlighting music's power to unite and communicate beyond words.

Tracklist

01   Concierto De Aranjuez (00:00)

02   Fantasia Para Un Gentilhombre (00:00)

03   Primier Movimiento: Allegro Con Spirito (00:00)

04   Secundo Movimiento: Adagio (00:00)

05   Tercer Movimiento: Allegro Gentile (00:00)

06   Villano Y Ricercari (00:00)

07   Españoleta Y Fanfare De La Caballeria De Nápoles (00:00)

08   Danza De Las Hachas (00:00)

09   Canario (00:00)

Narciso Yepes

Narciso Yepes (1927–1997) was a Spanish classical guitarist famed for pioneering the 10‑string guitar (1964) and for benchmark interpretations spanning Tárrega, Sor, and Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez. His performance of the anonymous Romance (Jeux Interdits) reached a vast audience.
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