Mattias Jacobsson: Invocacion
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Label: Avie
Cat No: AV2254
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Instrumental
Release Date: 25th June 2012
Contents
Works
Mazurkas (51)Morceaux Espagnols (3) (Spanish Dances)
Tango espagnol
Tonadilla
Adelita
Capricho arabe
Endecha
Lagrima
Mazurka in G major
Preludes (20)
Sueno
Artists
Mattias Jacobsson (guitar)Works
Mazurkas (51)Morceaux Espagnols (3) (Spanish Dances)
Tango espagnol
Tonadilla
Adelita
Capricho arabe
Endecha
Lagrima
Mazurka in G major
Preludes (20)
Sueno
Artists
Mattias Jacobsson (guitar)About
The brilliant young guitarist Mattias Jacobsson invokes a guitar tradition originating with the influential Spanish composer Francisco Tárrega. The repertoire explores Tárrega’s influences and legacy, from the inspiration that Chopin had on his musical output through to his students Miguel Llobet and Emilio Pujol.
Tárrega often turned to Chopin’s favoured forms - Preludes, Mazurkas and Nocturnes - and also transcribed works in those forms by Chopin. Mattias has created a unique concept in the guitar discography by juxtaposing Chopin transcriptions with Tárrega’s most Chopinesque works. The “invocación” continues through works of two of Tárrega’s most prominent pupils in Barcelona and even extends to Mattias himself, whose first teacher Erik Möllerström studied in Barcelona and secured an instrument from the great guitar maker Ignacio Fleta e hijos, that now has been passed on to Mattias and is played on this recording.
Juilliard-trained Mattias Jacobsson was born in Stockholm and has studied with Göran Söllscher and Sharon Isbin, among others. He has performed throughout Europe and the United States, and has appeared on Spanish television, New York’s WQXR and National Public Radio’s Performance Today. He has further extended his reach with several features in Classical Guitar Magazine and hundreds of thousands of views on his YouTube channel.
Track Listing:
1. Catalan Trad. El Testament d'Amelia (Arr. Miguel Llobet)
2. "Nocturnes" Capricho Árabe (Arr. Francisco Tárrega)
3. Recuerdos de la Alhambra (Arr. Francisco Tárrega)
4. Nocturne in E, Op.9, No.2 (Frédéric Chopin)
5. Tonadilla (Emilio Pujol)
5. Spanish Dances: Trois Morceaux Espagnols (Emilio Pujol)
6. Tango (Emilio Pujol)
7. Guajira (Emilio Pujol)
8. Preludes: Prelude "Endecha" (Arr. Francisco Tárrega)
9. Prelude No.15 "Raindrop" (Chopin, trans. Tárrega / Jacobsson)
10. Prelude No.20 "Lagrima" (Tárrega)
11. Prelude No.20 in C# minor (Chopin, trans. Tárrega)
12. Prelude No.6 in G# minor (Chopin, trans. Tárrega)
13. Prelude No.7 in D (Chopin, trans. Tárrega)
14. Prelude No.18 in D (Tárrega)
15. Prelude No.2 in A minor (Tárrega)
16. Catalan Trad. Cançó del Lladre (Arr. Miguel Llobet)
17. Mazurkas: Mazurka No.22 in F# minor (Chopin, trans. Tárrega)
18. Mazurka,"Adelita" (Tárrega)
19. Mazurka in G (Tárrega)
20. Mazurka, "Sueńo" (Tárrega)
21. Catalan Trad. El Noi de la Mare (Arr. Llobet / Jacobsson)
21. Mazurka No.25 in D minor (Chopin, trans. Tárrega / Jacobsson)
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