Flamenco Soirées

#granada1922

Artists

Rafael de Utrera, singing

Trío Arbós

Agustín Diassera, percussion

Program

Soleá Apolá. Arr. Juan Carlos Garvayo (1969)

Serrana. Arr. Juan Carlos Garvayo

Malagueña, rondeña y fandango de Frasquito Yerbagüena. Arr. Juan Carlos Garvayo

Enrique Fernández Arbós (1863-1939): Seguidillas gitanas, from Trois pièces dans le genre espagnol

Toná, seguiriyas y cabales de Silverio. Arr. Juan Carlos Garvayo

Juan Carlos Garvayo: Granaína del Secreto

Tomás Bretón (1850-1923): Polo gitano, from Cuatro piezas españolas

Caña. Arr. Juan Carlos Garvayo

Juan Carlos Garvayo: Gacela del amor imprevisto; Rebalaje

Concert with no interval

A 70-year-old Champion

At the age of 72, Diego Bermúdez Cala (Morón de la Frontera, Seville, 1850 – Puente Genil, Córdoba, 1933) entered the 1922 Cante Jondo Flamenco Contest in Granada and he won it! El Tenazas de Morón, as he has always been known, impressed Falla, Lorca and all those gathered in that historic event. A century later, the Trío Arbós summons Rafael de Utrera once again to pay homage to El Tenazas and his entourage. The Trío Arbós and the singer from Utrera have been working for more than three years at the points where flamenco meets contemporary creation (including the release of an album). With arrangements by Juan Carlos Garvayo and works written by the Motril-born pianist himself, this show aims to stir memory and shake conventions.