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Manuel De Falla
01 - La Vida Breve: Primeira Dança

Enrique Granados
02 - Goyescas: Queja O La Maja Y El Ruiseñor
03 - Danças Espanholas: Oriental

Isaac Albeniz
04 - Suite Espanhola: Sevilla
05 - Suite Iberia: Evocación

César Franck
06 - Prelúdio, Coral E Fuga

Gabriel Fauré
07 - Improviso No. 2

Federico Mompou
08 - Scénes D'Enfants: Jeunes Filles Au Jardin

Maurice Ravel
09 - Miroirs: Alborada Del Grazioso

Claude Debussy
10 - Images: Poisson D'Or
11 - Suite Bergamasque: Clair De Lune
12 - Pour Le Piano: Toccata

Francis Poulenc
13 - Pastourelle
14 - Toccata

Magdalena Tagliaferro - Piano

Внимание! Дата записи:
Tracks 1-5 - 1960
Tracks 6-8, 10, 12 - 1965
Tracks 9, 11 - 1955
Tracks 13, 14 - 1940

Her parents were French. She started studying Music with her father, also a musician and professor of singing and piano, who had studied with Raoul Pugno. Her first public appearance was in São Paulo, in 1902.
When she was 13 she moved to France with her family, due to her father's illness. She was admitted to the Paris Conservatoire and studied with Antonin Marmontel, who had also been Marguerite Long's teacher there. While still a student at the Conservatoire, her talent called the attention of the director, Gabriel Fauré, who called "la petite brésilienne" to his office and gave her some of his compositions to work on. Less than a year after having joined the Coservatoire, she was awarded the Premier Prix (First Prize) by Saint-Saëns; Albéniz, the Spanish composer, was one of the members of the jury then. She toured some French towns in concerts with Gabriel Fauré, playing his works, including his Ballade for piano and orchestra with Fauré playing the second piano. The Brazilian composer Heitor Villa-Lobos dedicated her his Momo Precoce, a fantasy for piano and orchestra; she gave its premiere in Paris in 1929 and later recorded it with Villa-Lobos in the 50's.

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