Credits:

Debussy / Celentano, Valerio

Description:

The curious relationship between Debussy and the guitar. A little more than a century after the untimely death of Claude Debussy (1862-1918), the classical guitar world may find it disappointing that there are so few opportunities to encounter this French composer. The desire to express the revolutionary musical elements of Debussy's confidence on the guitar has been widespread, above all through transcriptions and homages, and both guitarists and composers, present and past, have tried to compensate for this lack. In this album, Valerio Celentano brings together a number of writers close to or influenced by Debussy, such as the famous Falla, Scott, Montpauw, and Villa-Lobos, as well as works by Migot, Lasara, and the virtuoso Hopstock, who are rarely heard today, to present the French impressionist's The works of the French impressionist masters and the guitar express a phantasmagoric affinity. Tokyo M-Plus