Manuel de Falla: “Serenata Andaluza”
マヌエル・デ・ファーガ：「セレナタ・アンダルツァ」
TIME COMMITMENT: 5 minutes
De Falla, fêted for bringing the guitaristic idiom into classical music, went far beyond tempting, cheap folklore residues. His work captures the southwestern light, charming and hallucinatory in its power to evoke hitherto unheralded thematics.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manuel_de_Falla
A REFLECTION
The moon is dead dead
— it will come back to life in the spring
when a south wind
ruffles the brow of the poplars
when our hearts yield their harvest of sighs
when the roofs wear their grass hats
The moon is dead dead
— it will come back to life in the spring
Federico Garcìa Lorca “Two Evening Moons”
Sonic Asymmetry 
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