Orchestral music by Joaquín Turina. He is undoubtedly one of the most well-known Spanish composers.
Around 1910, he was mainly known as a pianist. In addition, he excelled as a music historian, teacher, and critic. He wrote quite a bit of music, especially for his instrument, the piano, but also orchestral works, chamber music, songs, and operas. His music portrays Spanish romanticism, and especially the romanticism of Andalusia.
Joaquín Turina – Sinfonia Sevillana, op.23
Joaquín Turina – Evangelio, op.12
Joaquín Turina – Evocacion medieval, from op.65
Joaquín Turina – Ritmos, op.43
Orquestra Filharmonica de Gran Canaria conducted by Adrian Leaper
