Like another one of the composer's works, El Amor Brujo, it is drawn from a farce written by Alarcon.
After hearing parts of this score, which includes "The Neighbors" and "The Grapes," Sergey Diaghilev commissioned the composer to expand it into a full-scale work, which caused its title to be changed from El Corregidor y la Molinara. Like another one of the composer's works, El Amor Brujo, it is drawn from a farce written by Alarcon. The primary characters are the miller and his wife, and their two dances highlight this ballet. FTP, identify this work by Manuel de Falla also known as El Sombrero de tres picos.
After hearing parts of this score, which includes "The Neighbors" and "The Grapes," Sergey Diaghilev commissioned the composer to expand it into a full-scale work, which caused its title to be changed from El Corregidor y la Molinara.
{The Three}-{Cornered Hat} (accept early buzz of {El Sombrero de tres picos})