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Sabrina Vlaskalic
Sabrina Vlaskalic gives a thorough examination of Joaquin Rodrigo’s En Los Trigales. <br><br>Beginning with a discussion on its historical background, Vlaskalic outlines the influence of Impressionism on this piece and the role imagery plays throughout each section. Following this introduction, Vlaskalic proceeds to demonstrate each of the aforementioned aspects, paying very close attention to the markings found in the score and using her knowledge of Rodrigo’s life to enhance her interpretative decisions. <br><br>In addition, Vlaskalic also provides her fingering solutions which make certain sections of the piece more manageable.
En Los Trigales
Sabrina Vlaskalic gives a thorough examination of Joaquin Rodrigo’s En Los Trigales.
Beginning with a discussion on its historical background, Vlaskalic outlines the influence of Impressionism on this piece and the role imagery plays throughout each section. Following this introduction, Vlaskalic proceeds to demonstrate each of the aforementioned aspects, paying very close attention to the markings found in the score and using her knowledge of Rodrigo’s life to enhance her interpretative decisions.
In addition, Vlaskalic also provides her fingering solutions which make certain sections of the piece more manageable.
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