Spanish classical music is a rich and evocative genre that encompasses a variety of styles and compositions deeply rooted in Spain's diverse regional cultures and historical influences. It often incorporates folkloric elements, such as Flamenco rhythms and melodies, with traditional classical structures. The music is characterized by its passionate, vibrant, and sometimes melancholic tones, often conveyed through the use of classical guitar, piano, and orchestral arrangements. Influenced by the Moorish heritage and European classical traditions, Spanish composers like Isaac Albéniz, Manuel de Falla, and Joaquín Rodrigo have contributed immensely to the genre, crafting pieces that reflect the unique Spanish spirit, from lively dances to introspective pieces imbued with the soul of Spanish romanticism and impressionism. Their work has resonated globally, forging a timeless connection between Spain's cultural past and the universal language of music.

Turina: Sonata para Guitarra, Op 61: III. Allegro Vivo

Joaquín Turina•

Laura Mazon Franqui

Single - Released January 16, 2026