Spanish Classical Piano

Spanish classical piano is a vibrant genre that showcases the extensive, nuanced repertoire from Spain, imbued with the passionate rhythms and melodic contours reminiscent of the nation's diverse cultural heritage, encompassing elements from flamenco, folk, and Moorish influences. Noted for its emphasis on lyricism, virtuosic flourishes, and rhythmic complexity, the genre often weaves a colorful tapestry evoking the natural landscapes and historical narratives of Spain. It gained prominence with compositions by composers like Isaac Albéniz, Enrique Granados, and Manuel de Falla. Celebrated interpreters like Alicia de Larrocha have been pivotal in bringing Spanish classical piano to the global stage, displaying the subtleties and fire of the genre with their precise and evocative performances, which continue to inspire a new generation of pianists.

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Schumann: Three Romances, Op. 94 (Arr. for Viola and Piano by Tabea Zimmermann): II. Einfach, innig

Robert Schumann•

Tabea Zimmermann•

Jean-Guihen Queyras•

Javier Perianes

Single - Released February 20, 2026