| Disk 1
Victoria de Los Angeles: Spanish Zarzuela Joaquin Rodrigo: Musica para un Jardin Tres viejos aires de danza |
1->13 16->22 23->25 |
47 min 13 min 10 min |
| Disk 2
Manuel de Falla: La Vida Breve - Complete (Victoria de Los Angeles) |
1->26 |
64 min |
| Disk 3
Joaquin Rodrigo: Concierto Pastoral Manuel de Falla: El Amor Brujo - Complete (Ginesa Ortega - pictured) |
1->3 5->10 |
24 min 36 min |
| Disk 4
Joaquin Rodrigo: Concierto Madrigal Ernesto Hlffter Escriche: Danza de la Gitana Pablo Sarasate: Short Pieces *** (Itzhak Pearlman) Pablo Sarasate: Zegeunerweisen (Anne Sophie Mutter) |
1->10 12 13->19 20 |
31 min 3 min 23 min 7.7 min |
| Disk 5
Manuel de Falla: El Sombrero de Tres Picos Soneto a Cordoba & Psyche (Victoria de Los Angeles) |
1->17 19->20 |
39 min 7 min |
** This title "Love the Magician" is a bad translation of "El Amor Brujo" - the original intent being "The Sourcer's Love" or "The Sourcer's Girlfriend" - a title that actually matches the action, an operation of Gypsy magic. Also matching the action is not a fancy opera soprano, but Ginesa Ortega, an authentic Flamenco cantaora of Gypsy ethnicity. The orchestra too - not a fancy Philharmonic, but a Spanish theater orchestra that can play this stuff in their sleep.
*** Habanera (4.2 min), Playera (4.4 min), Spanish Dance (5.1 min), Malagueña (4.6 min), Caprice Basque (6.1 min), Romanza Andaluza (4.8 min), Zapateado (3.3 min)