Week 2: A World Full of Sound!
Welcome to the Main Thread for the second week of the "Music from Latin America" challenge!
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What was the first Latin American Piece you have played?
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Here is another little gem of a study, which was untitled but was written to be played "Liberamente" (freely). Again, it is not clear when he wrote it, but most likely sometime in the 1950s. As you will see, Carlevaro's tonal language is very evident in this early study. I found it recently in his library and the more I play it, the more I have come love it.
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Barrios - Estilo Uruguayo (Luz Mala)
I think I'll make this my final recording of this piece. There is a description of the legend of Luz Mala at this website, if you are interested: https://www.journeylatinamerica.com/travel-inspiration/other/halloween-inspired-latin-americas-spookiest-myths/