Sounds of The Americas
| Guitarist | Manuel Barrueco |
| Composer | Several |
| Type | String Quartet |
Available
Manuel Barrueco, guitar & Cuarteto Latinoamericano
Latin Grammy nominated for “Best Contemporary Classical Composition”
Description:
2009 Latin GRAMMY Award for "Inca Dances" by Gabriela Lena Frank.
Music of Michael Daugherty, Gabriela Lena Frank, Aaron Jay Kernis and Roberto Sierra with Manuel Barrueco, guitar & Cuarteto Latinoamericano
Bay of Pigs (world premiere recording) by Michael Daugherty
Inca Dances (world premiere recording) by Gabriela Lena Frank
Tríptico by Roberto Sierra
100 Greatest Dance Hits by Aaron Jay Kernis
"Sounds of the Americas consists of four works written by some of the most unique and widely-performed composers in the United States today. The works are based on subject matters born in the Americas: Sierra describes a tropical night in his native Puerto Rico, and Frank muses about the Inca Empire s kings and rituals. Kernis pays tribute to the TV Dance Shows of the 60s and 70s, while Daugherty turns to rock and roll songs such as Jimi Hendrix s The Wind Cries Mary to write an elegy for Cuba, past and present."
Manuel Barrueco
1 Bay of Pigs: I havana dreams
2 Bay of Pigs: II water fall
3 Bay of Pigs: III anthem
4 Lamento del Panaca
5 Danza del Mallqui-Rey
6 Triptico: I Tranquilo
7 Triptico: II Ritmico
8 Triptico: III Fluido
9 100 Greatest Dance Hits: Introduction
10 100 Greatest Dance Hits: Salsa Pasada
