This man used a flurry of drum beats to characterize a movement inspired by the Cavalry of Naples, which appears along with "Dance of the Axes" in a work based on a three-volume "instruction manual" created by Gaspar Sanz.
This man used a flurry of drum beats to characterize a movement inspired by the Cavalry of Naples, which appears along with "Dance of the Axes" in a work based on a three-volume "instruction manual" created by Gaspar Sanz. This composer of Concerto for a Gentleman evoked the image of young musicians wandering down a street in a concerto written for Nicanor Zabaleta, for whom he also created a harp reworking of his best known work. That work's third movement alternates between 2/4 and  3/4 time, but is better known for its (*) second movement, which features an English horn in a "dialogue of instruments" that also features a soft guitar melody. A Gil Evans and Miles Davis collection samples both de Falla's "Will o' the Wisp" and this man's best known work, inspired by the gardens at one of Philip II's palaces. For 10 points, identify this blind Spanish composer of Concierto de Aranjuez.
This man used a flurry of drum beats to characterize a movement inspired by the Cavalry of Naples, which appears along with "Dance of the Axes" in a work based on a three-volume "instruction manual" created by Gaspar Sanz.
Joaquin Rodrigo Vidre