Julian Bream & John Williams "Together" (1972)

Julian Bream & John Williams
Together (1972)
[debut collaboration album]

[album rate: 4 / 5]

"Manuel de Falla: Spanish Dance No. 1 - La vida breve"

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Julian Bream and John Williams "Together Again" (1974)

Together Again
release date: 1974
format: cd
[album rate: 4 / 5]

Tracklist: 1-3. Ferdinando Carulli: 'Serenade, Op. 96' - 4. Enrique Granados: 'Danza Española, No. 6' - 5. Isaac Albeniz: 'Bajo La Palmera, Op. 232' - 6. Enrique Granados: 'Danza Española Nr. 11' - 7. Mauro Giuliani: 'Variazioni Concertanti, Op. 130' - 8. Isaac Albeniz: 'Evocación'

3rd collaboration work with Julian Bream and John Williams. Before this they released the album Julian & John (1973), which seems much alike their first co-work, Together (1972) featuring interpretations of works by Lawes, Carulli, Albéniz, and Granados, and this one really just continues the same path, now without Lawes but with Giuliani. The quality is at the same high level.

Julian Bream & John Williams "Together" (1972)

Together [debut]
release date: 1972
format: cd
[album rate: 4,5 / 5]

Tracklist: 1-3. William Lawes: 'Suite for Two Guitars' ('Corant') - 4-5. Ferdinando Carulli: 'Duo in G major' - 6-8. Fernando Sor 'L'encouragement' - 9. Isaac Albeniz: 'Cantos de Espana, Op. 232' - 10. Enrique Granados: 'Goyescas - Intermezzo' - 11 Manuel de Falla: 'Spanish Dance No. 1' - 12. Maurice Ravel: 'Pavane pour une infante défunte' - 13-18. Gabriel Faure: 'Dolly, Op. 56' - 19. Enrique Granados: 'Danzas espanolas, Op. 37'

1st collaboration work with these two great classical guitarists. Julian Bream is probably the best-known English classical guitarist playing Spanish guitar and lute. John Williams (not to be confused with the American classical conductor and composer of film music) is an Australian classical guitarist and like Bream mostly known for classical pieces for Spanish guitar. I came across this album around the late 1980s and has had an ear for Bream ever since.

Andrés Segovia - Live

Andrés Segovia
"Sevilla"

[Live performance of Isaac Albeniz's "Sevilla", 1962]

Andrés Segovia Live:

"Live concert" (43:44 min.)
playing "Mozart variations" (3:33 min.)
playing "Gavotte" by J.S. Bach (4:17 min.)
playing Villa-Lobos "Prelude no. 1, e minor", live in Spain (4:36 min.)
playing Luis de Navaez at the age of 86 (2:52 min.)

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