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Annabelle's request on melomaniacos.com. This CD was released already by astagumby but is no more being seeded. New rip from original CD. There exists another recording with harpsichord compositions by Albero, played by Aniko Horvath (Hungaroton). That one was distributed via edonkey on eliteclasica.com some time ago. If someone got it and could re-share it here via any other upload method that would just be great.
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Very "Scarlattian" compositions by Sebastian de Albero, a Spanish contemporary of Scarlatti.
From the booklet: "There is a marvellous corpus of keyboard music by eighteenth-century Spanish and Portuguese composers that complements the rediscovery of the work of Scarlatti and Soler. Their significance is at present uncertain. Without minimizing the decisive role of Italian composers (including Scarlatti) ... this Spanish school was not entirely under Italian influence..."
Click to see cover picture
Interpreter: Joseph Payne, harpsichord
Label: BIS
flac/cue/log/booklet
Annabelle's request on melomaniacos.com. This CD was released already by astagumby but is no more being seeded. New rip from original CD. There exists another recording with harpsichord compositions by Albero, played by Aniko Horvath (Hungaroton). That one was distributed via edonkey on eliteclasica.com some time ago. If someone got it and could re-share it here via any other upload method that would just be great.
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Very "Scarlattian" compositions by Sebastian de Albero, a Spanish contemporary of Scarlatti.
From the booklet: "There is a marvellous corpus of keyboard music by eighteenth-century Spanish and Portuguese composers that complements the rediscovery of the work of Scarlatti and Soler. Their significance is at present uncertain. Without minimizing the decisive role of Italian composers (including Scarlatti) ... this Spanish school was not entirely under Italian influence..."
Click to see cover picture
Interpreter: Joseph Payne, harpsichord
Label: BIS
flac/cue/log/booklet